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Impact of reading habit on white matter structure: Cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses

Takeuchi et al., 2016

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Takeuchi H
Taki Y
Hashizume H
Asano K
Asano M
Sassa Y
Yokota S
Kotozaki Y
Nouchi R
Kawashima R
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Psychological studies showed the quantity of reading habit affects the development of their reading skills, various language skills, and knowledge. However, despite a vast amount of literature, the effects of reading habit on the development of white matter (WM) structures …
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