People with dyslexia have difficulty decoding the text as they read, meaning they have trouble navigating between the visual form and sounds of a written language.
But a subset of dyslexics, known as “resilient dyslexics,” exhibit remarkably high levels of reading comprehension despite their decoding difficulties.
In a new study, researchers from Tel Aviv University (TAU) and University of California San Francisco identified the exact brain mechanism that accounts for the discrepancy...
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