Heart Hormone Elevated in Children Who Wet Bed

MONDAY, May 5 (HealthDay News) -- Children who wet their beds frequently have elevated levels of a heart hormone that helps regulate levels of fluid around the heart, a new study finds.
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Serena Gordon

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David Gozal

Sangeeta Chakravorty

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University of Louisville

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