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U of Buffalo developing app designed to help MS patients fight cognitive decline | Health IT

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Researchers at the University of Buffalo (N.Y.) are working on Conscientiousness Coach, an app used to treat cognitive decline in multiple sclerosis patients.Health IT

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U of Buffalo developing app designed to help MS patients fight cognitive decline | Health IT

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