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Post author:M M Alam
Post published:12/01/2016
Post category:Health Slider

CALIFORNIA: According to researchers, patients who consume drugs, known as proton-pump inhibitors, risk developing chronic kidney disease. Some 15 million Americans use PPIs, which are sold by prescription and over-the-counter…