Brain Differences in Dyslexia Emerge Before Children Learn to Read
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Children who later develop dyslexia already show weaker brain responses to repeated written words in kindergarten, before formal reading lessons begin. Their neural responses to faces, houses and objects resemble those of peers who do not develop dyslexia, indicating reading-specific differences ahead of instruction.
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