Neupulse Armband Aims to Alleviate Tourette's Syndrome Tics
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Neupulse, a University of Nottingham spin-off, is set to release its Tourette's syndrome armband in the UK. The wrist-worn device delivers rhythmic electrical pulses to the median nerve, targeting motor control networks in the brain to reduce tic frequency and urges.
Key takeaways
- Neupulse, a UK-based medtech company and spin-off from the University of Nottingham, is poised to launch its innovative armband designed to mitigate the effects of Tourette's syndrome in the United Kingdom
- The wrist-worn digital device stimulates the median nerve using weak, rhythmic electrical pulses
- This targeted stimulation aims to modulate the brain networks responsible for motor control
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