Brightstar Study

Brightstar funded a study that was conducted at the University of Nottingham of which the results were not publicly available but were referenced in press releases. The study has now been published in Volume 11 of the peer-reviewed journal Dyslexia.
The results look promising but some caution must be taken over the results. The sample was small, about 30 participants, was a single-blind study and only measured the effects for a few days after the treatment. That said the study did demonstrate improvements those who received the treatment.

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April 8th, 2005
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Comments on: Brightstar Study

Nice the see the Kulloks finally stepping out, and delivering on their knowledge and technology. It is long overdue..

Posted by: Amit Raam May 9th, 2005 at 3:08 pm

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