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Father who went for kidney stones discovers he is a woman

Denver - Steve Crecelius, a photographer from Denver, Colorado, who has a wife and six children, went to hospital for a kidney stone ultrasound. But he got unexpected news. The ultrasound results revealed that he has woman's internal organs.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 3 comments

Pediatric kidney stone cases increasing steeply

Cases of kidney stones in children have been increasing at an alarming rate, particularly in the U.S. The major factors causing this are dietary. Also, less water intake restricts the flow of urine which prevents stones from passing out.
In the Media by Sukhdeep Chhabra - 8 comments

Cases of Kidney Stones in US Kids Increasing

Kidney stones are one of those ailments that can come with aging. They are not generally seen in children but that may be changing as fast food diets gain more popularity.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Surge in Kidney Stones Found in Chinese Children

The rising number of children having kidney stones has China's Health Ministry launching an investigation to find out the reason. So far, the authorities have ruled out melamine poisoning, which was found last year in milk products made for babies.
In the Media by Debra Myers - 8 comments

The Damage Your Cell Phone Could Be Doing Is Scary

Could your cell phone cause heart and kidney disease? That's the claims to a new study by the European Research Institute for Electronic Components in Bucharest.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 1 comment

Poison Sold As Protein Powder and Introduced to Many Human Foods

Babies have died in China from the same chemical that was found to be killing cats and dogs in the US, now there's admission that this same poison, melamine, has been routinely sold as "protein powder" and introduced into many different human foods.
In the Media by Brad Sylvester - 4 comments

Drinking Iced Tea May Increase Risk of Developing Kidney Stones

What can be better than a tall cold glass of ice tea on a hot summer day? Think twice before downing the drink because you may develop kidney stones due to the drink's high concentration of a chemical that causes stones.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 17 comments
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A Colorado man who was admitted to the hospital for a kidney stone received surprising news when the nurse came back with test results revealing he was actually a woman. Denver photographer Steve Crecelius said he’s felt a little different all his life. “When I...
The BBC man who donated kidney to stranger

A transplant recipient has himself donated the same kidney he received two weeks earlier after his body rejected the organ, giving the kidney to a third person.

An injection of stem cells given alongside a kidney transplant could remove the need for a lifetime of drugs, say scientists.
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