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Association between restless legs syndrome and depression in patients with chronic kidney disease
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 07/24/09
Szentkiralyi A et al. – The presence of RLS symptoms is associated with depression in patients with CKD. This relationship remained significant even after accounting for insomnia. Sleep–independent mechanisms may also contribute to the association between RLS and depression in patients with CKD.
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