Scientific institute based at NUIG to train researchers in developing new MS treatments

A scientific institute based at NUI Galway is to spearhead a European consortium to train researchers in developing new treatments for multiple sclerosis.

Scientific institute based at NUIG to train researchers in developing new MS treatments
Mon, 01 Jul, 2019 - 15:34

A scientific institute based at NUI Galway is to spearhead a European consortium to train researchers in developing new treatments for multiple sclerosis.

Funding of €3.9m has been secured for the project which aims to develop novel devices and treatments for the devastating neurological disease.

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