Study Tracker

The relationship of a low-iodine and high-fluoride environment to subclinical cretinism in Xinjiang.

June 1991 | Endemic Disease Bulletin 6(2):62-67 (republished in Iodine Deficiency Disorder Newsletter Vol. 7(3):24-25) | Lin FF, Aihaiti, Zhao HX, Lin J, Jiang JY, Malmaiti, and Aiken. | 7(3):24-25.

Using drawing tests to measure intelligence in children from areas impacted by combined Al-F endemic toxicosis (Shuicheng, Guizhou).

January 1991 | Journal of Guiyang Medical College | Translation by the Fluoride Action Network | Sun M, Li S, Wang Y, Li F. | 16(3):204-206.

Research on the intellectual ability of 6-14 year old students in an area with endemic fluoride poisoning

1989 | Collection of papers and abstracts of 4th China Fluoride Research Association | Hu Y, Yu Z. | 6:73.

Urinary fluoride levels of children residing in communities with naturally occurring fluorides in the drinking water.

September-October 1984 | ASDC Journal of Dentistry for Children | Collins EM, Segreto VA. | 51(5):352-5.

Chemical profile of blood in fluoride toxicity. III. Plasma fibrinogen levels in rabbit.

March 1, 1981 | Toxicological European Research | Susheela AK, Sharma YD. | 3(2):105-7.

Studies of the nature of the inhibitory action of inorganic phosphate, fluoride, and detergents on 5′-adenylic acid deaminase activity and on the activation by adenosine triphosphate.

May 10, 1968 | The Journal of Biological Chemistry | Lee YP, Wang MH. | 243(9):2260-5.

The fluoride content of placental tissue as related to the fluoride content of drinking water.

February 22, 1952 | Science | Gardner DE, Smith FA, Hodge HC, Overton DE, Feltman R. | 115(2982):208-209.

The following is available without a subscription: Current programs to fluoridate water supplies as a dental caries control measure have stimulated interest in the extent to which the fluoride might be retained by the various tissues of the body. Considerable evidence is available to show that much of the fluoride is excreted in the urine, but there is little information on the possible accumulation or storage of the fluoride not excreted. A previous study of normal human blood fluoride co