One of the rare cancers, osteosarcoma being the most common type, usually involves the younger generation. Like most cancers finding the cure is one thing. But is it possible that bone cancer could be prevented?
Many have believed for well over a generation that water flouridation may be one of the main causative agents. And what lends even more credence to this contention is that the landmark NIH study of 2006 cited as evidence that there is no causative relationship remains suspect.
However is the incidence of bone cancer less in countries without water fluoridation? We couldn't find this comparison anywhere on the Internet. But, could they still be right? Remember, Harald zur Hausen was laughed at by his peers in the 1970s when he suggested that the HPV virus caused cervical cancer.
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