Lost for words

Glenn Murphy

Nature, 2003, vol. 425, issue 6956, 340-342

Abstract: Thanks in part to brain-imaging technology, researchers are now homing in on the root cause of dyslexia. But research into strategies for treating the condition is still in its infancy, says Glenn Murphy.

Date: 2003
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