Researchers found that premature infants had less developed
primary and nonprimary auditory cortices at 40 weeks' gestation, compared with
those born full-term. The findings in the journal eNeuro, based on MRI scans
involving 105 babies, also showed that delayed nonprimary auditory cortex
development among those born preterm was associated with language delays at age
2. Xinhua News Agency (China)
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