Scientists Probe the Origins of Dyslexia

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I have a dyslexic son with left temporo-parietal cortical dysplasia, which supoorts this study. He has no cerebellum abnormalities.

Bonnie Davis of MI 4:51AM January 07, 2012

This is very interesting, unfortunately as a dyslexic I need tools and methods that can help me today to read and write and until today I have found that only text to speech and Ghotit spell checker really help me.

Bob of NY 5:43AM December 22, 2011

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