US: Woman wakes up to amputated legs and arms after getting kidney stone surgery

Woman in Taiwan replaces drinking water with sweetened drinks, ends up with 300 kidney stones

A new study has suggested that climate change could spark a rise in kidney stones. Higher temperatures are more likely to cause dehydration, which in turn leads to the formation of kidney stones according to researchers. Mohammed Saleh speaks to Dr. Barry Gorlitsky for more on this.

WION in conversation with Dr Barry Gorlitsky on how climate change could spark rise in kidney stones

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