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Two teenagers with Tourette’s told The Telegraph that a wrist device developed at the University of Nottingham cut their tics. The version meant for tics has not yet been approved as a medical device, and an earlier trial found an average fall of about a quarter in how often tics happened. (AI-written · AI…
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