Using near infrared light to manage symptoms associated with restless legs syndrome.

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Amber Wooten

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Deanna Barymon

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Emily Payne

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J Stephen Guffey

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McCall Henderson

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Neal Tice

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Susan Motts

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NO news is good news.

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10.3109/09593985.2015.1087613

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