A Clare woman living with Multiple Sclerosis is leading research on an innovative occupational therapy programme aiming to help people living with the condition.
Over 10,000 people in Ireland are diagnosed with MS, which is a a chronic autoimmune and neurodegenerative disease.
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The University of Galway is currently developing a Cognitive Occupationtional -based therapy programme, which will aim to help patients with memory, concentration and decision-making.
Crusheen woman Sarah O’Connor who’s a member of the COB-MS Patient Advisory Council says it’s hugely important work.
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