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But research shows incidents of pediatric stone diseases rising as much as 10% a year. >> three millimeters is all you need, incredibly painful. >> dr. gregory cash, and a pediatric urologist at the children's hospital of philadelphia is trying to figure out why. >> now we are seeing disease occurring earlier in life. and then that gender gap has disappeared. >> tasha and says most of the cases that he sees? teenage girls. >> in the e. r. we see this image. a 45-year-old man. >> this is an image of a 15 -year-old girl. >> doctors don't know for certain what is causing the increase, but believe...

>> three millimeters is all you need, incredibly painful. >> dr. gregory cash, and a pediatric urologist at the children's hospital of philadelphia is trying to figure out why. >> now we are seeing disease recurring earlier in life. and then that gender gap has disappeared. >> tasha and says most of the cases that he sees? teenage girls. >> in the e. r. we see this image. a 45-year-old man. >> this is an image of a 15 -year-old girl. >> doctors don't know for certain what is causing the increase, but believe a combination of factors could be to blame. including kids eating too many ultra proce...

And then that gender gap has disappeared. >> tasha and says most of the cases that he sees? teenage girls. >> in the e.r. we see this image. a 45-year-old man. >> this is an image of a 15-year-old girl. >> doctors don't know for certain what is causing the increase, but believe a combination of factors could be to blame. including kids eating too many ultra processed foods, to many antibiotics given early in life, and even climate change causing more dehydration. >> stones are associated with tremendous impacts on health. higher risk of fracture, higher risk of high blood pressure, high risk o...

>> 3 millimeters is all you need, incredibly painful. >> reporter: this pediatric urologist is trying to figure out why. >> now we're seeing this disease occurring earlier in life, and then that gender gap has disappeared. >> reporter: he says most of the cases he sees, teenage girls. in the e.r., you're used to seeing this image but on a 45-year-old man. >> this is a 15-year-old girl. >> reporter: doctors don't know what's causing the increase, but a combination could be to blame, eating too many ultra processed foods, too many antibiotics given early in life and climate change causing more d...

Care they need. how depraved are you? and i just want to ask republicans, what if you were christina zelke who was in ohio when she started to miscarry, because of that state's abortion ban, the er, wouldn't treat her miscarriage. imagine being told they needed proof there was no fetal development. imagine in real time as you are miscarrying, you're bleeding, you're in pain, you're scared, can you imagine being told to leave the e.r., the very place that you go to get help, to get health care. imagine bleeding out, bleeding profusely, and you're told to get out. and then later the blood is run...