Quiz: Is My Pee Normal? Test Your Urine Knowledge
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Bladder and Bowel Foundation: “Frequency.”
Harvard Health Publications: “Color, odor changes in urine usually -- but not always -- harmless, reports Harvard Women’s Health Watch.”
Harvard Women’s Health Watch: “Urine Color and Odor Changes.”
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