NEWS

At the ESSTS Conference 2026 in Ljubljana, TTAG President Michele Dunlap welcomed delegates with a powerful call to bridge science and lived experience in Tourette…

We are pleased to announce that the recording of our TTAG webinar, “Beyond the Stereotype: Debunking Myths and Raising Awareness of Coprophenomena”, is now available…

Tic severity is known to fluctuate over time, including during the day, week, and across seasons. Many patients and clinicians observe reduced tics in summer…

TTAG is proud to welcome Aliza Visagie as its newest Ambassador, combining professional expertise in marketing and brand strategy with a deeply personal connection to…

A Swedish population-based study (2001–2021) suggests that pregnant women with Tourette syndrome or chronic tic disorder (TS/CTD) have an increased risk of gestational diabetes and…

Beyond the Stereotype: Debunking Myths and Raising Awareness of Coprophenomena Tourette syndrome is often reduced in popular culture to a single, sensationalized symptom: involuntary swearing.…

TTAG is pleased to welcome Dr. Joy Legbo as its new Ambassador for Nigeria. Dr. Legbo is a paediatrician based in Sokoto with nearly 20…

The reaction to a moment at the BAFTA Awards underscores the ongoing need for meaningful understanding of tics and Tourette syndrome. TTAG shares why this…

TTAG Pre-Conference Survey for ESSTS 2026 Your experience matters. Help shape the TTAG Session at ESSTS 2026. Tics and Tourette Across the Globe (TTAG) invites…

A recent UK study explored the experiences of children, adolescents, and adults with TS – and their families – revealing what works, what doesn’t, and…

As we step into the New Year, the TS global community is growning stronger step by step – connected by shared expertise, collaboration, and a…