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01/12/2023 by

Griffith University are seeking adults diagnosed with relapsing-remitting Multiple Sclerosis to participate in a study focused on fatigue.

This research project aims to identify elements contributing to MS fatigue and examine their correlation with standard tests.

Participants will be invited to visit their Neural Control of Movement Laboratory (Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus) for a testing session lasting approximately 2.5 hours.

Throughout these sessions, individuals will be requested to perform various leg contractions and undergo clinical assessments.

Participants will also receive an $80 Coles or Woolworths gift voucher in thanks for their participation. 

For more details, please contact Marc Bruneau at m.bruneau@griffith.edu.au.

Participant Information Sheet

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