Can fluoride cause bone cancer?

No: Excess Fluoride intake can cause skeletal fluorosis and weakening of the bones, despite a dense appearance on x-ray. Unless the Fluoride intake is radioactive, there is no known association between Fluoride and bone cancer.

No: There is no link between Fluoride and any kind of cancer. You can research this online through the american cancer society at www.Cancer.Org.

Yes, if kids exposed: The research is conflicting. An excellent 2006 study found over 5x the risk of osteosarcoma, a serious bone cancer, in boys who drank fluoridated water in their 6th-8th years. A 2011 study found no association but has serious methodological flaws. I believe the 2006 study was accurate. See http://www.Prnewswire.Com/news-releases/new-study-fails-to-refute-fluoride-osteosarcoma-link-126600993.Html.

NO: This is a myth. Despite lots of fear mongering there are no actuall studies that show a link between Fluoride and cancer. In the one and only study that showed cancer developing in male rats, the rats had been exposed to a virus that causes cancer in rats as well as exposed high Fluoride levels. Only rats with the virus developed cancer. None of the rats only exposed to Fluoride developed cancer.