Reading Disabilities
“Functional MRI of Sentence Comprehension in Children with Dyslexia: Beyond Word Recognition”
Children with reading disabilities use more of their brains to comprehend sentences, says one of the first published studies to use functional magnetic resonance imaging to compare brain activity associated with sentence comprehension among children with reading...
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