In this article we report recent interesting diagnostic and therapeutic advances in a diverse range of movement disorders with associated psychiatric comorbidity. Areas discussed include social cognition in Huntington disease, neuroimaging of functional movement disorders, treatment of psychosis in Parkinson disease, new advances in autoimmune disease, and management of Tourette syndrome.
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