In preparing our mercury research for publication on this forum, my employee (Brian) found an interesting article from the Journal of the American Dental Association, but amazingly, it vanished.

This article, entitled "When Your Patients Ask About Mercury In Amalgam", provides, in my opinion, a great opportunity to see the American Dental Association at it's deceptive best. We have obtained a copy of the article via the ADA pay fax service.

IAOMT has produced a point-by-point rebuttal of this magically-missing article, and for those who believe the ADA may have some spec of integrity remaining, it is a must-read.

We would not have known about the missing JADA article (since when do articles disappear from professional medical journals?) except that IAOMT provides in-depth information about it.


Here is a link to the IAOMT rebuttal of the JADA article:

IAOMT Rebuttal To The April 1990 Special Report Entitled: When Your Patients Ask About Mercury


Here's a link to the magically-missing JADA article:

http://jada.ada.org/cgi/content/citation/120/4/395


Here's a screenshot of me attempting to view the JADA article (! POOF !):

<img src="http://herballure.com/Images/Misc/AmalgamRelated/WhenYourPatientsAskAboutMercuryInAmalgam.jpg">