Uric acid is normally found in your blood and in your urine. Higher levels can cause a kidney stone, painful arthritis, kidney damage or can trigger a stroke or a heart attack. Here's what you need to know from Chief Scientific Director and Pharmacist, Jerry Hickey, Ph.
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