Kidney stone formers reported drinking more soft drinks, fewer vegetables

Switzerland: People with a history of kidney stones reported a lower intake of coffee, tea, vegetables and alcohol, but reported drinking more frequently soft drinks than non-stone formers, revealed a...

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