A recent US government report found that exposure to fluoride at levels twice the recommended limit is associated with lower IQ in children. The study highlights the potential risks of high fluoride levels on cognitive development in young individuals, prompting further research into the impact of fluoride on intellectual abilities. These findings raise concerns about the widespread use of fluoride in water and dental products, emphasizing the need for monitoring and regulation to protect children’s health.
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Deep Dive Podcast: Calling 995? You may be rerouted to the NurseFirst helpline instead – here’s how it works
Under a new six-month nationwide trial, non-life-threatening 995 calls in Singapore will be redirected to the NurseFirst triage helpline to alleviate emergency service pressure. Hosts Steven Chia and Otelli Edwards interview Col Dr David Pflug and Dr Jade Kua about the process, emphasizing that the NurseFirst helpline is designed for non-critical cases while assuring callers that life-threatening emergencies should still call 995 directly. The initiative aims to streamline medical responses and ensure appropriate care is...
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