Dr Yajvender Pratap Singh Rana, director, urology, uro-oncology, andrology and kidney transplant, at BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital, New Delhi, explains why drinking water is not the only way ...

However if you have kidney stones or have suffered from it in the past then you should drink at least three litres of water per day,' says Dr Anup Ramani, Uro-Oncological & Robotic Surgeon ...

Mr. Garat is a journalist living in Montevideo. MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — For at least 80 days, ever since drought and mismanagement sapped the drinking water supply of my country’s capital, the ...

Public health recommendations generally suggest drinking eight cups of water a day. And many people just assume it’s healthy to drink plenty of water. Now researchers at UC San Francisco have taken a ...

The Safe Drinking Water Act also contains a measure commonly known as the "anti-backsliding provision," which deems it illegal to weaken a drinking water rule once it's set, says Reade.

The Environmental Protection Agency will roll back some regulations for toxic “forever chemicals” in drinking water. The agency will keep other rules for PFAS chemicals but extend the ...

Over 97 million Americans have been exposed to toxic, unregulated contaminants in their drinking water that could harm their health, according to a new study that adds to growing concerns about ...

According to Dr. Gaurav Garg (Uro), Senior Consultant - Urology, Andrology, Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, “Its ...

Utah has become the first U.S. state to outlaw the addition of fluoride to public drinking water. The law, which was signed by Gov. Spencer Cox on March 27 and will go into effect on May 7, comes ...

White House unveils plan to replace all lead pipes 02:29. Millions in the U.S. could currently be at risk of consuming toxic material through their drinking water, according to a new survey ...

Eva Stebel, water researcher, pours a water sample into a smaller glass container for experimentation as part of drinking water and PFAS research at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Center ...

ATLANTA — The feds are no longer planning to clean up harmful forever chemicals from our drinking water. President Trump is reversing the Biden administration’s plans to limit them.