Concentrations of naturally occurring fluoride in groundwater exceeding the WHO guideline
of 1.5 mg/L have been detected in many parts of Pakistan. This may lead to dental or …

For about the past eight decades, high concentrations of naturally occurring fluoride have
been detected in groundwater in different parts of India. The chronic consumption of fluoride …

Endemic fluorosis exists in almost all provinces of China. The long-term ingestion of
groundwater containing high concentrations of fluoride is one of the main causes of …

The health of millions of people worldwide is negatively impacted by chronic exposure to
elevated concentrations of geogenic fluoride in groundwater. Due to health effects including …

Several million people are exposed to fluoride (F−) via drinking water in the world. Current
review emphasized the elevated level of fluoride concentrations in the groundwater and …

Most people in Ghana have no or only basic access to safely managed water. Especially in
rural areas, much of the population relies on groundwater for drinking, which can be …

Analytical data of fluoride concentration in groundwater collected from various geological
formations in Gujarat, India, have been studied to assess their spatial distribution …

Fluoride ion in drinking water is known for both beneficial and detrimental effects on health.
The prevalence of fluorosis is mainly due to the intake of large quantities of fluoride through …

Groundwater is a vital source of drinking water in Siddipet rural and urban regions of Central
Telangana, South India and it is a major cause of fluoride toxicity in humans. The intake of …

Fluoride contamination in the groundwater of Pakistan is widespread with serious potential
health consequences. We determine the groundwater of Isa Khel Tehsil upper Indus plain …