prosopagnosia

prosopagnosia makes it difficult to recognize faces of family members.

many people with prosopagnosia rely on other cues like voice or clothing.

congenital prosopagnosia is present from birth.

prosopagnosia can result from brain injury or stroke.

researchers are studying the neural basis of prosopagnosia.

children with prosopagnosia may struggle in social situations.

prosopagnosia is also known as face blindness.

some individuals with prosopagnosia develop coping strategies.

face recognition tests can diagnose prosopagnosia.

prosopagnosia affects both famous and familiar faces.

living with prosopagnosia requires daily adaptations.