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Recommendations Issued for Managing Chronic Constipation

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Six strong recommendations developed, including initial management of dietary modifications and ensuring adequate fluid, fiber intake

Nonsignificant Increase in Birth Defects Seen With Direct Potable Reuse

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Nonstatistically significant increase seen in prevalence of all birth defects collectively and in congenital heart disease

Drinking Water Quality Tied to Lung Infections in Patients With Cystic Fibrosis

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High levels of sulfate, vanadium, molybdenum in water supplies may increase the risk for nontuberculous mycobacteria pulmonary infections

School-Based Water Promotion Intervention Can Cut Overweight

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From baseline to 15 months, increases in overweight prevalence were significantly greater in control versus intervention schools

FDA: ‘Real Water’ Alkaline Water May Be Linked to Hepatitis Outbreak

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FDA is in beginning stages of investigation; there may be more products connected to hepatitis outbreak

Children and teens who drink low-calorie sweetened beverages do not save calories versus those who drink sugary drinks

Low-Calorie Sweetened Drinks Do Not Cut Calories in Children

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Low-, zero-calorie sweetened beverage consumers take in 200 extra calories daily versus water drinkers
Children who do not drink water have a higher intake of calories from sugar-sweetened beverages

Water Intake Affects Caloric Intake From Sugary Drinks

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Among children, no water intake linked to intake of 92.9 kcal more calories from SSBs
For women at high risk for cystitis recurrence who drink low volumes of fluid daily

Increasing Water Intake Can Cut Cystitis Recurrence

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For women at high risk for recurrence, increasing water intake can prevent recurrence
Coaching to increase water intake does not significantly slow the decline in kidney function among adults with chronic kidney disease

Coaching to Up H2O Intake Does Not Slow eGFR Decline in CKD

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No significant slowing in kidney function decline after one year for adults with chronic kidney disease
Clinicians should be trained to recognize symptoms of contaminated water use in order to help prevent contamination and execute other public health duties

AMA Addresses Physicians’ Role in Addressing Unsafe Water

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Articles discuss need for formal environmental health training, ethical responsibilities for doctors