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There is a risk that we are raising children that are physically unscathed by injury but are psychologically fragile, Carl Dixon tells Mark Boyden.

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An international group of consultants is to be appointed by the Government to examine the use of fluoride in the public water supply.

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West Cork town becomes a fluoride-free first for Ireland

A West Cork town has been designated Ireland’s first fluoride-free town, fuelling talk that the initiative could spread nationwide.

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