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High Fluid Intake and Kidney Stones

William J. Burke

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High fluid intake has been recommended to prevent kidney stone recurrence, but can it prevent first stone formation? These researchers assessed this association in 81,093 women, aged 40 or older, without kidney stones in the Nurses' Health Study. Analyses controlled for age, …

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High fluid intake has been recommended to prevent kidney stone recurrence, but can it prevent first stone formation? These researchers assessed this association in 81,093 women, aged 40 or older, without kidney stones in the Nurses' Health Study. Analyses controlled for age, …

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High fluid intake has been recommended to prevent kidney stone recurrence, but can it prevent first stone formation? These researchers assessed this association in 81,093 women, aged 40 or older, without kidney stones in the Nurses' Health Study. Analyses controlled for age, …

Key concepts: Kidney stones, Medicine, Fluid intake, Kidney, Internal medicine, Physiology

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