Brains of people with dyslexia don’t adapt to new information. Findings suggest that dyslexic brains have to work harder than “typical” brains to process incoming sights and sounds, requiring additional mental overhead for even the simplest tasks.

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Brains of people with dyslexia don’t adapt to new information. Findings suggest that dyslexic brains have to work harder than “typical” brains to process incoming sights and sounds, requiring additional mental overhead for even the simplest tasks.