Development of a mobile application to manage spasticity in adults

The study is currently recruiting people who have spasticity to take part in a 1-week, home-based study to help develop an app for people with spasticity to log what triggers their spasticity. For further information please contact Sarah Massey at [email protected]

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For further information please contact Sarah Massey at [email protected]

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