Paul Saladino· MD
but most clinics do not care about your diet when you're producing kidney stones that to me is just that's yeah that's yeah that's that's medical malpractic
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but most clinics do not care about your diet when you're producing kidney stones that to me is just that's yeah that's yeah that's that's medical malpractic
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Your general surgery, every example you give is a guy, you know, dismantly bad, you get him back, whatever. But you got to think next step like kidney stones, great. Urologist, we treat them all day. It's fun. It's endoscopic. It's a lasers. It's shock waves. But what are we doing about that stone? I mean, how come how come we're not preventing these