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Lightbulb Why the Tourette Syndrome Association Should be Investigated
A ten part series of articles by Sheila Rogers at ACN/Latitudes.
Parts 1-9 are up and part 10 is due soon.

http://latitudes.org/tourette-syndro...-investigated/
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