There are a lot of dots to connect. This is a first report.

I think it would be not very efficient and heartbreaking, maybe, to identify a child [with the gene gap] and then not have a policy set in place to do the early intervention.

We confirmed yet again that dyslexia is genetic.

This study confirms that dyslexic children can be typically smart and can have strong IQs. The reading disability is not a global effect on entire brain function.

Unfortunately, people assume that if you read poorly that correlates with having a low IQ.

Anatomically, the brains look just fine, but these circuits are disrupted, which will lead to dyslexia.