International
Society for Fluoride Research Inc.
Research
on fluoride: the open access journal Fluoride
and international conferences on fluoride research
Fluoride
2009;42(2):73-158 for April-June 2009
May 18, 2009. TO: Colleagues and Friends of the ICOBTE. FROM:
Ma. Teresa Alarcon, Gary Pierzynski, and Domy Adriano
It appears the
issues with the H1N1 Flu are subsiding somewhat. For example, as of this morning, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the
The warming
weather in the northern hemisphere will surely help further minimize the threat
from this flu. We realize that some of
you may still have travel restrictions in place from your governments or
institutions, but are hopeful that all such restrictions will be removed
soon. We are confident that the
conference will go on as originally scheduled (14-16 July 2009). The immediate
challenge is to determine how many people will attend so that we can plan
accordingly. To that end, we ask that, if at all possible, you register for the
conference before June 1 so that we can get a better estimate of the number of
people who will attend. Registration
will remain open after June 1 for those of you who still need additional time.
We are looking
forward to a very successful conference and hope to see many of you in
The International Society for Fluoride
Research Inc. is an independent non-profit organization which promotes the
sharing of scientific information on all aspects of inorganic and organic fluorides
by hosting international conferences and the publication of a quarterly open
access journal Fluoride which
does not carry advertising. Its financial support comes primarily from the
sale of hard copies of Fluoride. It is not involved with the sale or
disposal of products containing fluoride and has no financial links to
industries involved in those activities.
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to Bruce Spittle, E-mail: spittle@es.co.nz
Full
text of the current and back issues of Fluoride
[The current issue, 42/2, has now
been posted. All the back issues have now been placed on the web page although
most of those for prior to Fluoride
1999, Volume 32, are as large files of disassembled issues. The exceptions for
the period prior to 1999 are Fluoride 1969, 2(1, 3-4)); 1982,15(4);
1992, 25(4); 1994, 27(4); 1995, 28(1-4); 1996;29(1-4); 1997,30(1);and 1998,31(4)
].
Indexes for past
issues including the 35 year cumulative author and subject indexes
Instructions
for authors (revised January –March 2009)
General information on the ISFR, membership of the ISFR,
subscription to Fluoride, and
manuscript submission.
Tables of contents of Fluoride 1968-1998 (The tables
of contents are also included in the full text of the current and back issues
of Fluoride above)
Miscellaneous items on the Chronic Fluoride
Toxicity Syndrome:
A brief description of the Chronic Fluoride
Toxicity Syndrome from Waldbott GL, Burgstahler AW, McKinney HL, Fluoridation:
the great dilemma.
A radiograph of the forearm
of a patient with chronic fluoride toxicity from
Fluoride fatigue.
Fluoride poisoning: is fluoride in your drinking water—and from other sources—making
you sick? A 78-page account of the
chronic fluoride toxicity syndrome by Bruce Spittle, Revised 4th printing.
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