Can you be a surgeon with Tourettes syndrome?

There are actually way more people in medicine with Tourette's syndrome than you expect. See, most people with Tourette's don't go around cursing the way they are portrayed in movies. read more

There are actually way more people in medicine with Tourette's syndrome than you expect. See, most people with Tourette's don't go around cursing the way they are portrayed in movies. read more

“ The trap that the medical community and the press can fall into is conveying a false message that DBS is a cure for Tourette syndrome, or that we really understand it well at this point, ” says Paul Larson, a neurosurgeon at the University of California Medical Center who specializes in the surgical treatment of movement disorders. read more

Morton Doran says he didn't discover he had the neurological disorder Tourette's syndrome until he was 37; by then, Doran, a general surgeon practicing in northwest Canada, was living a double life. read more