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On the basis of clinical observations, huge numbers of research reports, and after discussion and deliberations, the “Bureau of Indian Standards” has recommended upper permissive level of fluoride in drinking… Click to show full abstract
On the basis of clinical observations, huge numbers of research reports, and after discussion and deliberations, the “Bureau of Indian Standards” has recommended upper permissive level of fluoride in drinking water up to 1 mg/L, with a caution note “The lesser is better.” Many research reports have also been suggested that fluoride in drinking water is a major cause of endemic fluorosis where the large number of persons have skeletal fluorosis as compared to nonendemic areas.
Keywords:
skeletal fluorosis;
study skeletal;
comparative study;
fluorosis among;
fluorosis;
among adults
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Public Health
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Indian Journal of Public Health
Year Published: 2017
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