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Forebrain speech networks specifically impaired in children with listening difficulties

2025-10-23

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Children with neurodevelopmental disorders have a high rate of listening difficulty (LiD); impaired listening ability in the absence of hearing loss. However, the nature and mechanisms of LiD remain unclear. It has been proposed that LiD results from a primary auditory processing disorder, a perturbation of auditory specific brain activity underlying perception. An alternative hypothesis is that LiD results from a...

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Literature Corpus work: a86b8a45-f9aa-5155-8411-15c33c6ead99
DOI: 10.1101/2025.10.22.25338400

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