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Utah becomes first US state to ban fluoride in its water
The move has been criticised by experts, who say the mineral helps reduce oral cavities, especially in children.
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jmagnani
How long before the other states follow? There are other ways to prevent cavities, and for me, I don’t like fluoride in my drinking water.
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