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Astronauts going to Mars could develop kidney stones and need dialysis, study warns.
Of 24 astronauts who've travelled to the moon, most suffered kidney changes.
Eight years exposed to galactic radiation would result in greater harm to the kidneys.
US space agency NASA and electric car tycoon Elon Musk have both set as a goal for a manned mission to Mars .
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