City of Calgary FOIP response: no evidence of fluoride safety during pregnancy

Below is a Freedom of Information request submitted to the City of Calgary (which is considering restarting water fluoridation) and the city’s response letter dated July 26, 2019 that reads “Please find enclosed records responsive to your request“, along with the City’s enclosed document.

The wording of the request:

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Description of Requested Items:

Primary, peer-reviewed scientific research studies on fluoride exposure during pregnancy, showing that fluoride exposure during pregnancy is safe with respect to IQ and ADHD symptoms in human offspring, in the City’s possession (for example:downloaded to a computer, printed in hard copy, contained in an email attachment, etc.).

[If any records match the above description and are currently available to the public elsewhere, please provide enough information about each record so that the public may identify and access each record with certainty (i.e. title, author(s), date, journal, where the public may access it).]

The City’s “responsive records” consist of 39 pages, and every single one of them is marked as “Non-Responsive” in the bottom left-hand corner.

They include Public Health Ontario’s narrow and biased Evidence Review published in 2018, Public Health Ontario’s review of the 2017 Bashash et al. IQ study (which indicates lowered IQs), and the 2015 Newsweek article by Douglas Main (“Fluoridation May Not Prevent Cavities, Scientific Review Shows“).

None of these documents cite a single responsive study.

The pdf can be accessed here:
https://www.fluoridefreepeel.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/City-of-Calgary-FOIP-request-and-response-re-pregnancy-neurodev-studies.pdf

Click here to see the Alberta Ministry of Health’s response to a similar request. They too have no evidence of safety.