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BY Chris Valentine
October 19, 2026

Top 5 AI-Powered Dyslexia Treatment Programs in 2026

A roundup of AI-powered dyslexia programs that ranks Dysolve AI first, citing its randomized controlled trial results, individualized adaptive training, and cost efficiency. Read the full article.

BY Richard Horowitz
October 19, 2026

Ending Chronic Illness

If dyslexia is present, a game-based, patented program called Dysolve AI has successfully cleared the language processing problems, demonstrating positive effects on reading in a randomized controlled trial in at-risk readers beyond grade 3.

A personal note from Dr. Horowitz: “Consider looking into this for you or your children if they suffer from this problem. I have searched the medical literature in writing my new book to provide thoughtful and cutting-edge solutions you may not know about. This is one that is definitely worth looking into if you or your child has dyslexia associated with ADHD.”

View Ending Chronic Illness on Amazon.

BY Richard Horowitz
October 11, 2026

If You Can’t Concentrate With Problems In Executive Functioning, Do You Really Suffer From ADHD?

Why people struggling with focus and executive function should also be screened for dyslexia, and how Dysolve AI showed positive effects on reading in a randomized controlled trial. Read the full article.

BY Amit Chowdhry
October 11, 2026

EduNational: Interview With CEO Coral PS Hoh, PhD About The AI-Based Language Disorder Treatment Company

Pulse 2.0 talks with EduNational CEO Coral PS Hoh, PhD, about the company’s AI programs for evaluating and treating dyslexia and other language-related conditions. Read the full article.

BY Jon Stojan
October 11, 2026

AI Tools Offer Hope Amid Rising Post-Pandemic Dyslexia in Classrooms

Dyslexia cases have surged since the pandemic, and AI platforms like Dysolve are personalizing intervention through game-based activities and real-time data. Read the full article.

BY Dr. Coral
August 19, 2026

Can AI Help Your Dyslexic Child Learn to Read?

Coral PS Hoh, Ph.D., is a clinical linguist with a Ph.D. in Linguistics. For the past 30 years, she has worked with children and adults with dyslexia, learning disabilities, and other language-related disorders. The U.S. and other countries granted her AI patents for the diagnosis and treatment of these disorders.

Watch the video.