The environmental factors latitude, temperature, and water consumption have been
correlated with cancer incidence rates. To date, there is no consensus of opinion that …

The possibility that cancer risk is associated with naturally fluoridated water in Taiwan is
examined. The 1982–1991 age-adjusted mortality rates for cancer for 10 municipalities …

The relationship between controlled fluoridation or natural fluoride municipal drinking water
and municipal cancer incidence was evaluated among 158 State of Iowa municipalities with …

The possibility of a cancer risk associated with fluoridation of public water supplies is re-
examined using mortality data for 35 US cities, 20 with fluoridated water supplies and 15 …

Site-specific cancer mortality data for 20 United States cities have been abstracted from
United States Government publications to explore further the hypothesis that fluoridation of …

Many laboratory and other studies have shown that fluorides can cause genetic damage
and cancer in plants and animals and their cells; this literature is reviewed. Studies on …

There was no difference in incidence of cancer of the thyroid, kidney, stomach, oesophagus,
colon, rectum, bladder, bone and breast between areas of England with high natural fluoride …

Epidemiologic evidence on the relation between contaminants in drinking water and cancer
is reviewed. The reviewed studies cover exposure to: disinfection byproducts; nitrate; …

The incidence of cancer of the thyroid, kidney, stomach, oesophagus, colon, rectum,
bladder, bone, and breast in areas of England with a high natural fluoride level in the water …

Objectives: The objective of the study was to do a bibliometric analysis of epidemiological
studies investigating the relationship between community fluoridated water consumption …