When Katie was just a child, her tics were so relentless they left her bedridden with a sore throat for two weeks. > > The now 15-year-old says living with Tourette's affected her ability to sleep, eat, and caused her to miss school. > > But a wrist device developed by researchers in Nottingham helped her calm down in an "instant". > > Katie recalled trying it on for the first time, and said: "It was absolutely life-changing. It was like the best day of my life."

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Neupulse device.

It works by delivering electrical pulses to the median nerve at the wrist, which trials have shown can change the activity in the parts of the brain involved in movement control.

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