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What Substances Contribute to Kidney Stone Formation?

Various substances can contribute to kidney stone formation. High levels of oxalate and calcium are common culprits. Other substances include uric acid and cystine. Toxicologists must consider how these substances interact with the body and the potential for them to concentrate in the kidneys to form stones.

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