Galway centre looks for back-pain study participants

The Centre for Pain Research at NUI in Galway is looking for people suffering from back pain, to take part in a new study.

Mon, 30 Jan, 2012 - 11:29

The Centre for Pain Research at NUI in Galway is looking for people suffering from back pain, to take part in a new study.

People involved the Pain Disability Prevention Programme trial will work with a clinical psychologist, trained in pain rehabilitation.

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