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Development of mobile app to help people living with PRD

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Could you help a research team at the University of Liverpool who are planning to develop a mobile app which will support people living with Pelvic Radiation Disease?

The project team are inviting people living with PRD to share their views to help inform the development of the app.

For more details please see bit.ly/3FajlHk

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Mariecapp

Hello, this sounds like a good idea. I noticed that most of the group lives in England. I live in the USA. This would be a great tool

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D_Cymro

An excellent idea. I'm sure it would be of great help and reassurance to folk affected by PRD.

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