According to new data, children who struggle with reading may be more likely to experience pain than those who read well—a trend that may persist throughout adulthood.
Investigators have discovered that dyslexia and pain coexist on a genetic level, according to study investigators, but there has been little research into this association on the phenotypic level (J Pain 2024 Apr 4. doi:10.1016/j.jpain.2024.03.014). In this study, the investigators aimed to identify an association between