Wrist device linked to Tourette's symptom relief in trial
A new wrist device provides noninvasive stimulation for people with Tourette's. Early results suggest it may help manage symptoms, though more research is needed.
Why it matters
People with Tourette's and their caregivers may be interested. Evidence is preliminary and from a single trial.
Device description
The Neupulse C wellness wrist device delivers gentle stimulation and was developed by a spinoff company from the University of Nottingham.
Trial findings
Preliminary results suggest the device may help manage symptoms, though the study was small and not yet peer-reviewed.
Sources
- New wrist stimulation device brings relief for people with Tourette's MedicalXpress · medicalxpress.com
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