Dyslexia might be more than a reading condition, states brand-new study

New York City: An unique neural signature found in the brains of people with dyslexia may explain why they have difficulty in discovering how to check out and adjusting to sensory inputs, according to a new research study. The brain usually adjusts rapidly to sensory input …

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determined MIT scientists have determined an unique neural signature discovered in the brains of people with dyslexia which might explain why these people have difficulty learning how to check out. Researchers have found that in people with dyslexia, the brain has a …

See all stories on this topic A Neural Signature discovered in brains of people with Dyslexia might describe why they have difficulty in Learning to Check out: Research study

New York, Dec 22, 2016: A distinct neural signature discovered in the brains of individuals with dyslexia might explain why they have difficulty in discovering how to check out and adjusting to sensory inputs, according to a new study. The brain typically adjusts rapidly to …

See all stories on this subject Dyslexia might be more than a reading disorder: Research study An unique neural signature discovered in the brains of individuals with dyslexia may describe why they have difficulty in learning how to check out and adjusting to sensory inputs, according to a brand-new study. The brain normally adjusts rapidly to sensory input, such as the …

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A brand-new research study suggests that individuals with dyslexia “might have brain differences that are surprisingly extensive.” Scientists used specialized brain imaging to find that kids and adults with dyslexia “showed less ability to “adjust” to sensory … See all stories on this topic