Gene link to poor reading skills
Updates | Wednesday October 01st, 2008A common genetic variant may be partly to blame for poor reading ability, research suggests.
Terry Tucker, Learning Development and Hospitality, Barchester Healthcare“Because of the training we provide, our retention levels are very high. With the latest CIPD suggesting that it costs £3500 to recruit a new member of staff, our return on investment is tremendous”
A common genetic variant may be partly to blame for poor reading ability, research suggests.
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