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Attorney Nidel says, "We're at the beginning of what looks to be an absolutely enormous wave of new fluoride <br /> litigation. There are so many harmed teenagers with fluorosis. We have the government's own data to prove <br /> that. Potentially millions with fluorosis will want to talk to an attorney, and believe me, plaintiff attorneys and <br /> the plaintiffs'bar are beginning to educate themselves about all this." <br /> "The National Research Council's 2006 fluoride report raised concerns about possible harm that goes well <br /> beyond dental fluorosis," he continues. "It appears that millions of kidney patients and diabetics were not told <br /> about their increased susceptibility to harm from fluorides by their water providers or healthcare professionals," <br /> he says. <br /> 111111 <br /> Reference Links/ Sources: <br /> * Full text of filedc n laint and client teeth photo: see two links at: http://www.nidellaw.com/blog/?p=6 <br /> * Example of dental journal discussing potential litigation related to fluorosis: "It is only a matter of time until a <br /> case is brought that gets public attention. The risk is that noticeable fluorosis will be perceived by the public as <br /> a toxic consequence of fluoride ingestion—which, arguably, it is (57)— and there will be a reaction against all <br /> uses of fluoride..." Riordan, PJ: Fluoride supplements for young children: an analysis of the literature focusing <br /> on benefits and risks. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol 1999; 27: p.81. <br /> * Other photos of dental fluorosis: www.SpotsOnMyTeeth.com ; www.fluoridealert.org <br /> * CDC's data showing minorities with disproportionate amounts of dental fluorosis (see table 23): <br /> http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/pdf/ss/ss5403.pdf <br /> * National Research Council report on fluorides: see "Susceptible Subpopulations section" pp. 350-51: <br /> http://books.nap.edu/openbook.php?record id=11571&page=350 & "sensitive populations" info,p. 30: <br /> http://www.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=11571&page=30 <br /> * EPA and HHS press release on lowered fluoride level in water in response to increase in dental fluorosis: <br /> http://www.hhs.gov/news/press/201 1pres/01/20110107a.html <br /> NEWS RELEASE CONTACT: <br /> Daniel G. Stockin, MPH The Lillie Center, Inc. P.O. Box 839 Ellijay GA 30540 <br /> Ph: 706-669-0786 email: stockin2@,yahoo.corn web: http://www.SpotsOnMyTeeth.com <br />
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