Brain scans may allow detection of dyslexia in pre-school children even before they start to read, say researchers.
SIA, citing BBC News, reports that a US team found tell-tale signs on scans that have already been seen in adults with the condition.
And these brain differences could be a cause rather than a consequence of dyslexia - something unknown until now - the Journal of Neuroscience reports.
Scans could allow early diagnosis and intervention, experts hope.
The part of the brain affected is called the arcuate fasciculus.
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