Assertion: fluoride | /r/Causes | cancer
Facets:
value: according to burk
type: OTHER
value: in point of fact
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Does fluoride cause cancer?
text: According to Burk, “In point of fact, fluoride causes more cancer, and causes it faster, than any other chemical”.
text: “to conduct animal studies to see if fluoride causes cancer”.
text: In 1977, US Congress requested that animal studies be conducted to determine if fluoride causes cancer.
text: She told me fluoride caused cancer and was put into our water to keep us docile.
text: The concern that fluoride can cause cancer has been fueled by evidence linking it to a serious form of bone cancer known as osteosarcoma.
text: However, it is not ethical to leave the impression you have proved fluoride doesn't cause cancer when the trend is highly suggestive that it does cause cancer and at least one statistically significant result from your experiment provides scientifically compelling odds that fluoride does cause cancer.
text: It is even more reprehensible to continue asserting that there is no evidence fluoride causes cancer when a reputable epidemiological study on humans (Cohn 1992) finds exactly the same sex-related cause-effect relationship for humans that appeared in the experiment on rats.
text: And yes, fluoride causes cancer too.
text: As long ago as 1947, fluoride was known to cause cancer.
text: Fluoride can cause cancer and also augment many types of cancers.
text: 1977 Congressional representative L.H. Fountain, chairman of the 1977 Sub-Committee Hearings on Fluoride, states that "the carcinogenic nature of fluoride remains unanswered" and orders the U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS - who is in on the fluoride conspiracy anyway) "to conduct animal studies to see if fluoride causes cancer".
text: Is it true that fluoride can cause cancer?
text: Graffiti in Wellington, New Zealand declaring that fluoride causes cancer and questioning why it is added to water.