st as far as the number of people in the world suffering from Tourette's because many people living with Tourette's have yet to be d gnosed. The official estimate of Americans suffering from TS is about 100,000 people. TS was first seen in 1825 in the Marquise de Dampierre, a noblewoman, whose symptoms included involuntary tics of many parts of her body and coprolalia(vocal outbursts). Georges Gilles de la Tourette is the French neurologist who discovered and named e disorder in the early 1800's. In 1992, the British Medical Journal published an article by Benjamin Simkin speculating that Mozart had Tourette Syndrome. An Associated Press story about those articles was picked up by newspapers all around the world ausing an international sensation. The article was later retracted, but there's still speculation about Mozart actually having Tourette's. He was reported as having frequent mood swings, tics, sudden impulses and a love of nonsense words. He was also bserved spinning, leaping, fidgeting and performing strange motor movements. Doctors will never no for sure if Mozart really did have TS. Many symptoms exist with Tourette

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