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. 1965 Dec;40(214):666–671. doi: 10.1136/adc.40.214.666

Effect of blue light on hyperbilirubinaemia.

P M Broughton, E J Rossiter, C B Warren, G Goulis, P S Lord
PMCID: PMC2019476  PMID: 5844956

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