Lisa Marie Langevin
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Dr. Lisa Marie Langevin is a leading researcher in pediatric neuropsychiatry, with a focus on Tourette syndrome and non-invasive brain stimulation. Her work centers on understanding and modulating the neural circuits underlying tic disorders, particularly through transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). Dr. Langevin’s most notable contribution is her pioneering study on bilateral low-frequency repetitive TMS of the supplementary motor area (SMA) in children with Tourette syndrome, which demonstrated both feasibility and potential for reducing tic severity while altering motor system neurophysiology. This work, cited 50 times, has opened new avenues for targeted, non-pharmacological interventions in pediatric populations. Her research bridges clinical neuroscience and child psychiatry, offering hope for safer, personalized treatments. Dr. Langevin’s impact extends beyond her citation count, as she is recognized for advancing our understanding of how brain stimulation can reshape motor control in developmental disorders. Her achievements highlight a commitment to translating neurophysiological insights into practical therapies, making her a key figure in the evolving landscape of pediatric neuropsychiatric care.
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