President-elect Donald Trump plans to prioritize the removal of fluoride from the water supply, as advocated by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., his pick for the health department. Fluoride, which has been added to drinking water since the mid-1900s to prevent tooth decay, faces scrutiny due to potential health risks. While some European countries continue to fluoridate their water, many have ceased the practice, citing various reasons including public safety concerns and individual rights. The debate over fluoride remains largely inactive in countries like the Netherlands. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)