Brains Of Dyslexic Males And Females 'Significantly' Different

Wednesday, May 8, 2013 - 14:31 in Psychology & Sociology

When comparing men and women who have dyslexia to non-dyslexic control groups, researchers found significant differences in brain anatomy, suggesting that the disorder may have a different brain-based manifestation when it comes to gender. read more

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