Yes, dyslexia wrecks lives. But experts say it's also become a money-spinner for quack therapists and schools - with parents and children falling prey to the dyslexia deception

Thirty years ago, it was estimated that one in 25 children had some form of dyslexia. Now the diagnosis is so widely given, it’s estimated to affect as many as one in eight children.



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