The Texas Attorney General goes full RFK Jr. against dental hygiene and breakfast cereal.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating two leading toothpaste makers over their use of fluoride, suggesting that they are "illegally marketing" the teeth cleaners to parents and kids "in ...

Colgate-Palmolive and its subsidiary Tom's of Maine were hit with a consumer class action over allegations of deceptively marketing children's fluoride toothpaste products by using candy flavoring ...

It affects a specific population of consumers, as details suggest some tubes and individual packets may not meet proper ...

The public health practice of adding fluoride to drinking water is facing heavy scrutiny from the Trump administration, and toothpaste companies are being pulled into the fray now, too.

ADVERTISEMENT The companies under fire are Colgate and Proctor & Gamble ... should use “no more than a pea-sized amount” of fluoride toothpaste for children ages 3-6. But according to Paxton ...

As an adult, you’re safe — there’s no evidence that shows fluoride poses any risk to you. And unless your family’s water ...

Previous reviews by public health experts and dental professionals have not shown any serious health risks with the products.

The ban marks an unsettling and deeply anti-scientific trend taking hold among the GOP — and even some MAGA allies are ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is launching an investigation into the makers of children's fluoride toothpaste over ... sells Crest – and Colgate-Palmolive – which sells ...

Mr. Paxton said last week he is investigating Colgate-Palmolive Co., which ... He’s out to nail what he thinks is the vast fluoride toothpaste conspiracy. Mr. Paxton claims there is a ...