New wrist device developed in Nottingham helps reduce tics in Tourette syndrome

New wrist device developed in Nottingham helps reduce tics in Tourette syndrome

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Researchers in Nottingham have developed a wrist device that has been described as life-changing for people with Tourette syndrome. This device aims to help stop tics, potentially improving quality of life for those affected by the condition.

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