Many tic disorders are diagnosed during childhood. Less often, a tic disorder like Tourette syndrome is diagnosed in ...

Tourette syndrome is a relatively common and complex neurobehavioral disorder characterized by motor and vocal (phonic) tics. Tics are abrupt, rapid, brief, repetitive behaviors that may resemble ...

“It’s because you kind of can’t,” he says. Just a week prior, my psychologist diagnosed me with Tourette syndrome, a ...

That’s exactly what happened to Georgia when she first developed Tourette’s Syndrome. Image caption, Georgia, right, was in the middle of her mock GCSE exams when she showed signs of Tourette ...

Tourette syndrome (TS) is clinically significant because it is much more common than previously thought, is easily misdiagnosed, and is often associated with significant comorbidity ...

She has Tourette's syndrome - a neurological condition which amongst other things causes people to make involuntary sounds or movements. Though it's a condition which is better known in recent ...

Yale Child Study Center at the Yale School of Medicine in the USA, Hannover Medical School in Germany and Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center in ...

Data from the federal government shows that Mississippi consistently ranks in the top five in the nation for its rates of ...

Sadly, many will associate Tourette’s Syndrome, first described in 1885 by the French physician Gilles de la Tourette, with involuntary swearing or coprolalia to use its medical name.

BBC producer Isabel Kimbrey was diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome at the age of 7, and shared how she wanted to open up the conversation about Tourette's in "the most realistic way".

This is Tourette Syndrome Awareness Week. Around 45,000 children in Australia are affected bythis neurologicall disorder. How much do you know about the syndrome? Neuropsychiatrist Professor ...

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