A genetics and reading study.
The New Haven Lexinome Project (NHLP), a partnership between Yale University and New Haven Public Schools, is a genetics study designed to assess reading and cognitive abilities of 1st grade students over a course of 4 – 5 years. The goals of the study are to create a pre-symptomatic, genetic screener for dyslexia, examine genetic and environmental connections to reading and learning disability,
06/01/2016
NHLP goes to China On May 19th, Prof. Jeff Gruen from Child Health Research Centre, Yale University School of Medicine, Prof. Jan Frijters from Brock University and Li Miao, Researcher of Child Health Research Centre, Yale University School of Medicine, met with BISU President Cao Weidong on the campus. President Cao…
05/24/2016
Dr. Gruen speaking in Jamaica Dr. Jeffrey Gruen, Professor of Pediatrics, Genetics, and Investigative Medicine at the Yale University School of Medicine, speaking at the inaugural Global Health and Capacity Building Conference …