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Community-engaged medicine creates compassionate Tourette Syndrome solutions

The University of Minnesota is committed to supporting the health of communities through collaborative innovations to improve access to care in Minnesota and beyond, as outlined in the Elevate Extraordinary 2030 strategic roadmap.

Within the Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain, the Minnesota Tic and Compulsivity Lab (MnTiC Lab) is integrating research, clinical care, education and community engagement to serve Tourette patients and their families.

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