5 states ban Fluoride in water (2025)
5 states ban Fluoride in water (2025)
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Utah recently became the first state to ban Fluoride in the water supply.
Will at least 4 more states follow in 2025?
(Doesn't have to be U.S. states, can be other nation states as well)
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