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Vision-Based Therapies May Not Be Needed for All Dyslexic Children
A new study has concluded that the vast majority of dyslexic children have normal vision. Dyslexia is a developmental reading…
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‘Groundbreaking’ research offers clues to cause of dyslexia
People with the reading disability dyslexia may have brain differences that are surprisingly wide-ranging, a new study suggests. Using specialized…
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Distinctive brain pattern may underlie dyslexia
A distinctive neural signature found in the brains of people with dyslexia may explain why these individuals have difficulty learning…
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Early intervention critical in treating dyslexia
In Gabriella Cruz’s article, “Andover seeks to improve dyslexia treatment,” (Jan. 19, page 3) Sara Stetson, director of student services,…
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The Dyslexia Paradox
It’s there, at the start of every conversation: the moment it takes your brain to adjust to an unfamiliar voice.…
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New Research: Dyslexia and the brain
It’s a safe bet that dyslexics and non-dyslexics have different patterns of brain activity while reading. The real questions are,…
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Researchers provide new insight into the brain mechanisms underlying dyslexia
Researchers have provided new insight into the brain mechanisms underlying a condition that causes reading and writing difficulties. Humans have…