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The discussions show a high level of interest and engagement, with many posts praising the study as a pivotal resource for understanding the rise in tic-like behaviors among young females during the pandemic. The tone varies from supportive and informative to contemplative, as some note its influence on clinical approaches and societal perceptions, like references to how social media and pandemic stress might contribute. Words such as 'most read paper' and 'fascinating' convey strong positive engagement, while mentions of 'extrapolating' and 'misinterpretations' reflect critical engagement with the discourse surrounding the research.
Most discussions recognize the rising concern and validity of the research, referencing its influence and the importance of understanding the phenomenon.
Discussions reflect high interest, with many posts highlighting the study’s findings, quoting the authors, or sharing links for further reading.
Numerous social discussions include detailed summaries, commentary, and responses, indicating deep engagement with the topic.
The widespread sharing of the research, its status as a highly accessed paper, and calls for increased awareness underscore its significant influence on clinical practice and public discourse.
*New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals for functional tic like behaviours in young females“ Let’s listen to families, children and clinicians on the ground... https://t.co/GyPwQAlicw
Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues in community practice. Need to promote awareness so kids and youth can get support #davidem05765153 #christosganos #johnpiacentiniphd https://t.co/69QkZbJqVQ
Tic-like disorders—many of which share phenomenology and clinical characteristics of functional movement disorders—have been seen increasingly in younger people at referral centers in many countries since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/gc1DreI9Mi https://t.co/voEPGAjSI5
Answer to yesterday's poll: B, Pringsheim et al. had the most read paper in 2021 titled “Rapid Onset Functional Tic-Like Behaviors in Young Females During the COVID-19 Pandemic”. #MDSNeuroCompass https://t.co/NMJuidxt7T https://t.co/rJT9t6VaAt
Rapid onset functional tic‐like behaviors in young females during the COVID‐19 pandemic - Pringsheim - - Movement Disorders - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/nOUVLo8ipS
Great accomplishment by Mathison Centre member, @TMPringsheim, for the most read paper in 2021 from @movedisorder addresses tic-like behaviors in young females during the pandemic. Check out the link below for the full paper and details:https://t.co/Is0MyIfEJr https://t.co/MOs0t9fojz
The rise of social media has changed our day-to-day lives, leading to potential declines in mental health. A study shows taking a week off social media significantly enhances well-being and reduces depression and…
In this video, I share my experiences with Functional Tic Disorder (FTD) from diagnosis to recovery. With the help of my mother, we explain the fundamentals of FTD, aiming to provide clarity for those unfamiliar with…
@PanickedFoodie That’s actually not true. This has been well described in the literature. Read up on it. https://t.co/Pyx1MPEKyF
@libsoftiktok Perhaps it’s vaccine induced toretettes? Rapid Onset Functional Tic-Like Behaviors in Young Females During the COVID-19 Pandemic Tamara Pringsheim MD, Christos Ganos MD, PhD, Joseph F. McGuire Phd, Tammy Hedderly MBBS, Douglas Woods Phd, Donald L. Gilbert MD, John Piacentini PhD
RT @MPLerario: During the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been increased numbers of adolescents and young adults (mostly female) presenting w…
RT @MPLerario: During the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been increased numbers of adolescents and young adults (mostly female) presenting w…
During the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been increased numbers of adolescents and young adults (mostly female) presenting with rapid-onset functional tic-like behaviors. #neurotwitter #medtwitter #psychtwitter #socialworktwitter https://t.co/Pyx1MPmBkx
@BinitaKane @UsforThemUK @IndependentSage https://t.co/FzuryVh7N5 https://t.co/ecyKO0ZnM9 https://t.co/aTwSXTFXsY https://t.co/BGuWIISDwF https://t.co/glaKh5ODM4
@SSusdog @d78930305 @theserfstv The actual report has virtually nothing to do with TikTok: https://t.co/SKAVAS6jcn
@d78930305 @SSusdog @theserfstv You should read the report: https://t.co/SKAVAS6jcn TikTok is mentioned only once (only in passing) and the report itself was focused on how this happened during the pandemic. That article took a single word from the report and extrapolated a lot from it.
Onset of rapid onset tics, 19/20 women in teens / early adulthood. The similarity of their tourettes-like stereotypies across different people is the part that's tough to explain. https://t.co/12XLhRvq76
@jellenp @AriCohn What’s this? https://t.co/pRTv4AivZv
via @TMPringsheim et al. 2021 (“Rapid Onset Functional Tic-Like Behaviors in Young Females During the COVID-19 Pandemic”) https://t.co/mZYa8hSYvF https://t.co/FSH10FZ4xD
HBI member, Dr. @TMPringsheim is investigating the growing concern for the increased proportion of Gen Z girls that are developing unexplained Tics after going online. Her article was the most read paper of 2021 https://t.co/6EIwHUwHGi #movementdisorders https://t.co/LgiLzk85po
Mathison Centre member, Dr. @TMPringsheim is investigating the growing concern for the increased proportion of Gen Z girls that are developing unexplained Tics after going online. Her article was the most read paper of 2021 https://t.co/Is0MyIfEJr #movementdisorders https://t.co/nv6VjVwAI0
@RealCandaceO @CrystalBlueRed Kim should read this study https://t.co/U5Mmr6lhWr
RT @Mathison_Centre: Great accomplishment by Mathison Centre member, @TMPringsheim, for the most read paper in 2021 from @movedisorder addr…
Great accomplishment by Mathison Centre member, @TMPringsheim, for the most read paper in 2021 from @movedisorder addresses tic-like behaviors in young females during the pandemic. Check out the link below for the full paper and details:https://t.co/Is0MyIfEJr https://t.co/MOs0t9fojz
RT @movedisorder: Answer to yesterday's poll: B, Pringsheim et al. had the most read paper in 2021 titled “Rapid Onset Functional Tic-Like…
RT @movedisorder: Answer to yesterday's poll: B, Pringsheim et al. had the most read paper in 2021 titled “Rapid Onset Functional Tic-Like…
RT @movedisorder: Answer to yesterday's poll: B, Pringsheim et al. had the most read paper in 2021 titled “Rapid Onset Functional Tic-Like…
As mentioned by @movedisorder , B, Pringsheim et al. had the most read paper in 2021 titled “Rapid Onset Functional Tic-Like Behaviors in Young Females During the COVID-19 Pandemic”. Fascinating paper - check out the graphic and link for details! https://t.co/qaWmzjt3cN https://t.co/2j08T3SDhl
RT @movedisorder: Answer to yesterday's poll: B, Pringsheim et al. had the most read paper in 2021 titled “Rapid Onset Functional Tic-Like…
Answer to yesterday's poll: B, Pringsheim et al. had the most read paper in 2021 titled “Rapid Onset Functional Tic-Like Behaviors in Young Females During the COVID-19 Pandemic”. #MDSNeuroCompass https://t.co/NMJuidxt7T https://t.co/rJT9t6VaAt
Here is a link to the study conducted by the Movement Disorders journal we referenced in our earlier post. What do you think? Are teen girls developing tics due to social media or is it due to the sides effects of isolation the pandemic has caused? https://t.co/JVgMszH479
Rapid Onset Functional Tic‐Like Behaviors in Young Females During the COVID‐19 Pandemic - Pringsheim - - Movement Disorders - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/AuR9s80fir
Rapid Onset Functional Tic‐Like Behaviors in Young Females During the COVID‐19 Pandemic - Pringsheim - - Movement Disorders - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/mAwrCqluFS
BTW, much of this thread and the news coverage is based on this paper: https://t.co/zmyWFpspeI
@AbbySyclette Ça va, je crois que ça m'angoisse un peu, d'une certaine façon. Je me pensais très secure dans mon diag (fait par mon ancien chiatre) de tics fonctionnels. Mais la nouvelle chiatre m'a expliqué des trucs que je savais pas & l'étude en a rajouté une couche. https://t.co/xcWd8kf6vl
Very helpful article explaining the recent explosion of teenage girls presenting with tic-like behaviors during the pandemic, and how this functional disorder differs from other tic syndromes https://t.co/6o7coUI3YV
Rapid Onset Functional Tic-Like Behaviors in Young Females During the COVID-19 Pandemic https://t.co/SyigdIswU6
@CarmelaRios https://t.co/Uo5PDm32GK
Lenke til originalartikkelen jeg omtaler i min spalte i dagens @Morgenbladet, en av flere beskrivelser av den foreslåtte nye diagnosen "Tic-like behavoirs after consumption of social media (TLB-SM)" https://t.co/45AM6KodzV
@DrPieterPeach Quite a bit emerging now e.g: https://t.co/bbRkBtImhI And https://t.co/ccklO5odki
Rapid Onset Functional Tic‐Like Behaviors in Young Females During the COVID‐19 Pandemic https://t.co/xKPahZAToQ
RT @MDJ_Journal: Tic-like disorders—many of which share phenomenology and clinical characteristics of functional movement disorders—have be…
RT @MDJ_Journal: Tic-like disorders—many of which share phenomenology and clinical characteristics of functional movement disorders—have be…
RT @MDJ_Journal: Tic-like disorders—many of which share phenomenology and clinical characteristics of functional movement disorders—have be…
Tic-like disorders—many of which share phenomenology and clinical characteristics of functional movement disorders—have been seen increasingly in younger people at referral centers in many countries since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/gc1DreI9Mi https://t.co/voEPGAjSI5
Rapid Onset Functional Tic‐Like Behaviors in Young Females During the COVID‐19 Pandemic https://t.co/IwpiFlgJPP
Rapid Onset Functional Tic‐Like Behaviors in Young Females During the COVID‐19 Pandemic - Pringsheim - - Movement Disorders - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/6FTGSzIFe9
https://t.co/LQLFx24D5A
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
Rapid onset functional tic‐like behaviors in young females during the COVID‐19 pandemic - Pringsheim - - Movement Disorders - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/nOUVLo8ipS
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
RT @TMPringsheim: Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues i…
Please share our open access article on rapid onset functional tic-like behaviours in young people with your colleagues in community practice. Need to promote awareness so kids and youth can get support #davidem05765153 #christosganos #johnpiacentiniphd https://t.co/69QkZbJqVQ
Comportamientos funcionales similares a los tics de inicio rápido en mujeres jóvenes durante la pandemia COVID-19 - Pringsheim - - Trastornos del movimiento - Biblioteca en línea Wiley https://t.co/KW8byCHZxd
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
Rapid onset functional tic-like behaviors in young females during the COVID-19 pandemic - PubMed. Still lots of cases and lots to learn to help these patients. This paper is helpful. https://t.co/V0MdZpIMbj
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
RT @MAbsoud: *New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals f…
*New evidence*- impact of restrictions and isolations on kids in pandemic “dramatic increase in the proportion of referrals for functional tic like behaviours in young females“ Let’s listen to families, children and clinicians on the ground... https://t.co/GyPwQAlicw
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