UCC researchers in world-first study on women managing Parkinson's 

UCC researchers in world-first study on women managing Parkinson's 

Richelle Flanagan, centre, CEO of MyMovesMatter, with Professor Aideen Sullivan, left, and Dr Lucy Collins Stack. Picture: Daragh McSweeney/Provision.

Researchers at University College Cork (UCC) have embarked on a world-first study that could transform how women manage their Parkinson’s disease.

They are collaborating with Richelle Flanagan who, following a diagnosis with Young Onset Parkinson’s disease, developed the My Moves Matter digital health app to track women’s symptoms across her menstrual cycle.

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