The role of tea in hydration
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Nursing Standard

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The role of tea in hydration

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There is concern among some healthcare professionals that caffeinated beverages may not support normal hydration. Carrie Ruxton evaluates the evidence on tea consumption and its effect on hydration.

Nursing Standard. 31, 8, 74-74. doi: 10.7748/ns.31.8.74.s50

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19 October 2016 / Vol 31 issue 8

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