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Summary: The purpose of this study was to understand kidney stone formation and prevention by studying the urinary environment of high-caliber athletes. It was found that these athletes have a high prevalence of urinary risk factors for stone formation such as dehydration, high calcium, high uric acid, high sodium, and low citrate. However, they also have high levels of stone-protective factors such as magnesium, which may offset the overall stone risk.

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Han Wang et al.

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