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- Maddie - kidney failure
- David - gout
- Melissa - rheumatic fever
- Sam - diabetes insipidus
- Brianna - chronic kidney disease
- Julia - diabetes insipidus
- Jake - nephritis
- Rhea - urinary tract infection
- Simone - kidney stones
- Micah - peripheral vascular disease
- Neil - nephritis
- Lily- sickle cell anemia
- Katie - Chronic Kidney disease
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- Laura D - aortic aneurysm
- Devon - high blood pressure
- Josie - pericarditis
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- Kalin - renal failure
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- Maddie - thromboangiitis obliterans
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- Sam - Leukemia
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- Simone - arrythmias
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Fantastic work here Simone, much more "visually appealing" than your previous entry. Interesting to know that there are several types of kidney stones, I was unaware of this? Are all the types caused by similar things or does each type form due to something different?
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