Table 2.
56 Citations in the landmark report on toxicology: Fluoride in Drinking Water: A Scientific Review of EPA’s Standards, published in 2006 by the National Resource Council of the National Academies.
Note: The following two Tables list studies that have been published in Fluoride, a journal that PubMed, the largest search engine for biomedical research, refuses to index. PubMed is funded by the American taxpayer through the National Institutes of Health. In Table 3, below, is a list of 19 of the 37 studies correlating exposure to fluoride with the lowering of IQ in children. Most of the links are for the “whole” volume. If that is the case, go to the Table of Contents in the beginning pages of the journal where there are links to the individual reports.
SEE ALSO, Table 1 on Fluoride’s studies on Skeletal Fluorosis.
Table 3.
19 of the 37 studies correlating exposure to fluoride and the lowering of IQ in children
Note: Of these 19 studies, 8 were original studies published in Fluoride and 11 were translated (by the Fluoride Action Network) and published in Fluoride with permission of the Chinese journals that originally published them.
Poureslami HR, Horri A, Garrusi B. 2011. A comparative study of the IQ of children age 7-9 in a high and a low fluoride water city in Iran. Fluoride 44(3)163–167.Note: A version of this study was published in the Journal of Dentistry and Oral Hygiene 3(4):61-64. 2011. | |
Trivedi MH, Sangal NP, Patel RS, Payak S, Vyas SJ. 2012. Assessment of groundwater quality with special reference to fluoride and its impact on IQ of schoolchildren in six villages of the Mundra Region, Kachchh, Gujurat, India. Fluoride 45(4):377-83. | Wang S, et al. 2008 (first published 2005). The effects of endemic fluoride poisoning caused by coal burning on the physical development and intelligence of children. Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 20(9):897-898 (This is a translated report republished in Fluoride 2008; 41:344-348). |
Eswar P, Nagesh L, Devaraj. CG. 2011. Intelligent quotients of 12-14 year old school children in a high and low fluoride village in India. Fluoride 44:168-72. | Ren D, Li K, Liu D. 2008 (first published1989). A study of the intellectual ability of 8-14 year-old children in high fluoride, low iodine areas. Chinese Journal of Control of Endemic Diseases 4(4):251 (This is a translated report republished in Fluoride 2008; 41:319-20). |
Li Y, Li X, Wei S. 2008 (first published in 1994). Effects of high fluoride intake on child mental work capacity: Preliminary investigation into the mechanisms involved. Journal of West China University of Medical Sciences 25(2):188-91 (This is a translated report republished in Fluoride 2008; 41:331-35). | Qin LS, Cui SY. 2008 (first published 1990). Using the Raven’s standard progressive matrices to determine the effects of the level of fluoride in drinking water on the intellectual ability of school-age children. Chinese Journal of the Control of Endemic Diseases 5(4):203-04 (This is a translated report republished in Fluoride 2008; 41:115–19). |
Yang Y, Wang X, Guo X, Hu P. 2008 (first published in 1994). The effects of high levels of fluoride and iodine on intellectual ability and the metabolism of fluoride and iodine. Chinese Journal of Epidemiology 15(4):296-98 (This is a translated report republished in Fluoride 2008; 41:336-339). | Trivedi MH, Verma RJ, Chinoy NJ, Patel RS, Sathawara NG. 2007. Effect of high fluoride water on intelligence of school children in India. Fluoride 40(3):178-183. |
Guo X, Wang R, Cheng C, et al. 2008 (first published in 1991). A preliminary investigation of the IQs of 7-13 year old children from an area with coal burning-related fluoride poisoning. Chinese Journal of Endemiology 10(2):98-100 (This is a translated report republished in Fluoride 2008; 41(2):125–28). | Li Y, Jing X, Chen D, Lin L, Wang Z. 2003. Effects of endemic fluoride poisoning on the intellectual development of children in Baotou. Chinese Journal of Public Health Management 19(4):337-338 (This is a translated report republished in Fluoride 2008; 41:161-64). |
Chen YX, Han F, Zhou Z, et al. 2008 (first published 1991). Research on the intellectual development of children in high fluoride areas. Chinese Journal of Control of Endemic Diseases 6(Suppl):99-100 (This is a translated report republished in Fluoride 2008; 41:120–24). | Xiang Q, Liang Y, Zhou M, Zang H. 2003a. Effect of fluoride in drinking water on children’s intelligence. Fluoride 36: 84-94. –Xiang Q, Liang Y, Zhou M, Zang H. 2003b (Letter). Blood lead of children in Wamiao-Xinhuai intelligence study. Fluoride 36:198-199. |
Hong F, Cao Y, Yang D, Wang H. 2008 (first published in 2001). Research on the effects of fluoride on child intellectual development under different environments. Chinese Primary Health Care 15(3):56-57 (This is a translated report republished in Fluoride 2008; 41(2):156–60). | Lu Y, Wu LN, Wang X, Lu W, Liu SS. 2000. Effect of high-fluoride water on intelligence of children. Fluoride 33:74-78. |
Li Y, et al. 2008 (first published 2003). Effects of endemic fluoride poisoning on the intellectual development of children in Baotou. Chinese Journal of Public Health Management 19(4):337-338 (This is a translated report republished in Fluoride 2008; 41:161-64). | Zhao LB, Liang GH, Zhang DN, Wu XR. 1996. Effect of high-fluoride water supply on children’s intelligence. Fluoride 29: 190-192. |
Wang G, Yang D, Jia F, Wang H. 2008 (first published in1996). A study of the IQ levels of four- to seven-year-old children in high fluoride areas. Endemic Diseases Bulletin 11(1):60-6 (This is a translated report republished in Fluoride 2008; 41:340–43). | Li XS, Zhi JL, Gao RO. 1995. Effect of fluoride exposure on intelligence in children. Fluoride 28:189-192. |