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Vol. V, No. 2 HERBAL TRANSITIONS 1Urinary Tract Infections ...............................p. 1-5 Interstitial Cystitis ........................................ ....p. 6 Incontinence ........................................ .........p. 7-8 Urinary Tract Stones ..................................p. 9-12Inside this IssueUrinary TracT HealTHHERBAL TRANSITIONSA botanical newsletter for health care practitionersVolume V Number 2 Winter 2000Editorial Comment:In an earlier newsletter, we examined kidney health: the etiology, prevention and treatment of acute and chronic kidney failure. After receiving the Kidney Newsletter, many practitioners contacted me to discuss their pa-tients. I am inviting all health care providers to send me the histories of their kidney patients with treatment protocols, and outcomes. This information will be pub-lished in the next newsletter to further our knowledge of kidney disease and its management.

Vol. V, No. 2 Herbal Transitions 3 (especially carcinoma in situ), and psychosomatic disorder. 5. Acute urethral syndrome - urine cultures show low counts

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