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BASAL GANGLIA, TOURETTE SYNDROME
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Citing the dwindling government funds, TSA's new Board Chairman, Kenneth D. Moelis, is requesting TSA's family and friends to support TS Research.

"TSA funded researchers are producing cutting edge science the world over. Knowledge disseminated through such international cooperation will go a long way towards accelerating progress to new TS treatments and an eventual cure."

A letter from TSA's SAB (Scientific Advisory Board) co-chairs, Drs. Peter Hollenbeck and Jonathan W. Mink cites some major accomplishments of TSA research presented at a Basal Ganglia meeting in the Netherlands. Click here to read.

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