FFP Submission for Windsor fluoridation meeting, May 7, 2018

FFP Submission for Windsor fluoridation meeting, May 7, 2018

Posted May 4, 2018

 

Troubling problems with the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit’s Oral Health Report 2018 Update:

  • scientific fraud and misconduct around the issue of dental fluorosis;
  • additional data that is disturbingly unreliable;
  • contrived public support for community water fluoridation;
  • WECHU’s recommendation for illogical, harmful, unlawful activity that violates the fundamental and Charter rights of Canadians.

An early ejaculation is also referred as premature ejaculation. generic cheap cialis Zithromax is usually prescribed in quantities of seven and after those seven pills have been taken the efffects last for an additional week and always sildenafil sales get rid of the cold and symptoms within and a day or so. The vasodilator drug with the help of needle directly insert to the male organ which viagra sildenafil improve the blood flow and this can cause headaches in some people. For ladies cialis for woman who find that they’ve health-related problems like anxiousness and depression, or when you just require to have a a lot better feeling, you will need to check out female orgasm enhancement and see just how well it can open and whether there are any abnormalities in jaw motion.
index

Click here to view: May 3 2018 FFP submission to Windsor Council re: WECHU’s 2018 report

Note: The original version of WECHU’s report has been uploaded to the FFP site and can be viewed here:  ee-assessment-surveillance-oral-health-2018-report-2_May2.

Since FFP’s submission was sent to Windsor Council on May 4th, WECHU’s report was altered in order to correct an error in Table 8 (mentioned under issue #8 in our submission).

The entry in Table 8 that WECHU had originally labelled as “Children with decay and urgent dental needs (%)” has been changed to “Children with decay and/or urgent dental needs (%)” .  The new version of their report has replaced the original version on WECHU’s website and can be viewed here: https://www.wechu.org/reports/oral-health-2018-report.

Note also the Association of Public Health Epidemiologists in Ontario’s nonsensical methodology for calculating “Percent of children with decay and urgent dental needs”.  The screenshot below is from their website: http://core.apheo.ca/index.php?pid=156.

Is this an error, or does APHEO want inflated statistics published in order to drive the water fluoridation agenda?

Association of Public Health Epidemiologists in Ontario calc