Make your opinion count: Vote YES for the federal Tourette Syndrome legislation, bill number H.R. 3760
Introduced Dec. 20 by New Jersey Congressman Albio Sires, the bill presently is being reviewed by a congressional subcommittee One of the latest bills to be introduced to the United States Congress – H.R. 3760, the Collaborative Academic Research Efforts (CARE) for Tourette Syndrome Act of 2011 – is gaining
NJCTS’ first Wednesday Webinar of 2012 to focus on emotion regulation
One-hour presentation on Jan. 25 by Julie Lynn Ryan, Ph.D., will concentrate on the difficulties facing children and adolescants in this area Children and adolescents who have difficulty regulating their emotions often experience ongoing irritability, temper tantrums and depression. These conditions will be addressed in the next New Jersey Center
NJCTS Sharing Repository at Rutgers University receives $1.5 million in federal funding
Genetic sample-collecting facility now known as the National Institute of Mental Health NJCTS Sharing Repository According to a recently published story by NJ Spotlight, New Jersey – led by the New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome & Associated Disorders (NJCTS) – is a major center for research into the cause
Somerset Patriots, NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome will host Awareness Day on April 29
Tickets are available now to this important event, which will feature a proclamation from the Governor and recognitions of Scholarships, Educator and Healthcare Provider of the Year BRIDGEWATER, N.J. – Weekends fill up fast in the springtime, so mark your calendars now for what the New Jersey Center for
NJCTS announces the introduction of federal legislation for Tourette Syndrome
New Jersey Congressman Albio Sires proposes ground-breaking TS bill WASHINGTON, D.C. – The New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome & Associated Disorders (NJCTS) is proud to announce the introduction of federal legislation for Tourette Syndrome by U.S. Congressman Albio Sires (D-NJ13). Titled the Collaborative Academic Research Efforts (CARE) for