Driving with Neuropathy

This study will investigate whether a visual feedback system will allow drivers with diabetic neuropathy to drive more safely.

Diabetes can cause people to develop peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage that causes pain, numbness or weakness) in the legs and feet. This study wants to understand more about what it is like to drive with this condition.

It is being carried out by researchers at Manchester Metropolitan University.

This study has ended and is currently not accepting new applicants.

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