Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a major widespread health issue that affects millions of patients globally every year. These infections are not only uncomfortable, but also challenging to treat, as they may often reoccur after the first infection.

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Cleveland Clinic researchers have found definitive proof of a kidney microbiome that influences renal health and kidney stone formation, demonstrating that the urinary tract is not sterile and low levels of bacteria are normal.

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The United States has moved to deracialize kidney diagnostics. The move addresses major health-equity issues — but it also shines a light on a problematic clinical test. The United States has moved to deracialize kidney diagnostics. The move addresses major health-equity issues — but it also shines a light on a problematic clinical test.

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Cleveland Clinic researchers have found definitive proof of a kidney microbiome that influences renal health and kidney stone formation, demonstrating that the urinary tract is not sterile and low levels of bacteria are normal.

The Nature Communications publication describes the rigorous multi-pronged approach a team led by Aaron Miller, PhD, and José Agudelo, MD, used to identify and characterize the small bacterial community by combining precl

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Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic have discovered definitive proof that the kidney microbiome influences the formation of kidney stones—showing that the urinary tract is not sterile and low levels of bacteria are normal. The study, published in Nature Communications, identified certain bacteria that could either block or promote the formation of kidney stones. The study also showed the misuse of antibiotics in the hospital setting could promot…

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Cleveland Clinic scientists have uncovered compelling evidence that challenges a long-held medical assumption: our urinary tract is not sterile after all.

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