With Robert F. Kennedy Jr. set to lead the Department of Health and Human Services under the upcoming Trump administration, one of his major initiatives is to remove fluoride from public drinking water in the US.

In this in-depth episode of Medicine Made Simple, we explore the history, science, and controversies surrounding water fluoridation.

From its discovery as a cavity-fighting breakthrough to concerns over neurodevelopment, thyroid health, and ethics, we break down the arguments for and against this decades-old public health measure. Whether you're curious about fluoride’s benefits, skeptical of its risks, or simply want to understand RFK Jr.'s position, this episode provides a comprehensive analysis to help you decide where you stand.

Join us for a nuanced look into fluoride that goes beyond soundbites, delving into the science, studies, and gaps in regulation.

Is fluoride still a triumph of preventive health, or is it time to revisit its role in modern society?