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NJ CENTER FOR
TOURETTE SYNDROME
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NJ Center for TS @njcts ·

23 Aug

'A little bit unique': Spokane Indians pitcher Connor Staine living, thriving with Tourette syndrome

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22 Aug

How Should Teachers Handle Students with TS? An interview with a teacher who's been through it . By Eric Song, NJCTS Youth Advocate

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NJ Senate Democrats @njsendems ·

9 Aug

Much-needed funding in the FY25 budget secured by @AndrewZwicker will support @NJCTS - the only organization in New Jersey that supports families affected by Tourette Syndrome, tic disorders, and associated disorders.

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