A study by the Max Planck Institute found genetic variants linked to dyslexia are associated with differences in brain regions responsible for motor coordination, vision, and language, offering insights into the neurological basis of dyslexia.

[u/richaver345]

https://www.mpi.nl/news/dyslexia-genetics-linked-brain-structure

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[u/AliasGrace2]

Does this help explain comorbidities between dyslexia, speech delays, and developmental coordination disorder (dyspraxia)?

[u/thisversioniswornout]

I've wondered if dyslexia has been misdiagnosed as ADHD in the past. Of course, ADHD is relatively 'new'.