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Kidneys and bladder are simply underappreciated. Without fanfare, they constantly maintain fluids in our bodies and eliminate wastes and toxins to keep us healthy. Kidneys also release hormones to control blood pressure, blood cell levels and calcium in bones. With a 30% increase in chronic kidney disease this decade, it’s important to know about kidney conditions and the urinary tract disorders detailed below.
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