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University of Exeter partners with iCareiMove to test digital support for menopausal women

The University of Exeter has announced a partnership with iCareiMove on a new study testing a digital approach to support areas including cognitive health and sleep in menopausal women.

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Why it matters: Menopausal women are the group the study's digital approach is designed to support, according to the University of Exeter.

The University of Exeter announced that it has partnered with iCareiMove, with the stated aim of improving the lives of menopausal women.

According to the university, a new study will test a digital approach intended to support areas including cognitive health and sleep.

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Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor

The University of Exeter says the new study with iCareiMove is intended to support menopausal women, testing a digital approach in areas including cognitive health and sleep.

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