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Tourette Syndrome (TS) is a neurological disorder that manifests as "tics," sudden and repetitive twitches, movements, or vocal sounds. This condition is characterized by multiple motor and vocal tics, which persist for at least a year and typically begin before age 18. TS falls under the broader category of tic disorders, encompassing transient tics (lasting less than a year) and chronic tics (lasting over a year). The impact of TS varies from person to person, with tics occurring frequently throughout the day. These tics fluctuate in intensity, change in form over time, and may disappear for weeks or even months before resurfacing. Various medications are available to manage the symptoms of TS that disrupt daily functioning. However, a notable unmet need in the market is the absence of a treatment that addresses the condition's root cause. Most of the therapies currently in development focus on providing relief from symptoms and target specific factors, such as Serotoni...