What Every Woman Should Know About Kidney Stones
Men are twice as likely to develop kidney stones than women. but the gap has been closing in recent years. While women’s overall lifetime risk is lower than men’s, obesity, diabetes and associated metabolic syndromes have narrowed the gap, according to Dr. Robert Sweet, medical director of the Kidney Stone Center at UW Medical Center […]
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Men are twice as likely to develop kidney stones than women. but the gap has been closing in recent years. While women’s overall lifetime risk is lower than men’s, obesity, diabetes and associated metabolic syndromes have narrowed the gap, according to Dr. Robert Sweet, medical director of the Kidney Stone Center at UW Medical Center