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Unravelling the genetic relationships between auditory processing and speech and language

2021-01-01

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Auditory processing disorder is a common developmental disorder affecting about 10% of children. It is characterised by poor perception of speech sounds, especially in background noise environments, despite normal hearing sensitivity, which can lead to poor performance in school with a negative impact on education and everyday life. Previous studies have shown that auditory processing skills have a substantial gen...

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0364fdd2-45d8-50d4-9908-e5a086ce6e0a
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10.24384/5s9h-ey50
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