By Sakshi Sah
Published May 10, 2025

Hindustan Times
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Harvard University tips to improve your reading skills

We often don’t think about reading. But it can become harder with age and health issues.

You might struggle with reading due to changes in vision, concentration, memory, or physical comfort. It can happen at any stage of life.

Reading can get easier with a few smart tricks, according to Harvard University.

If holding a book is painful, rest it on a pillow or use a book holder. This reduces pressure on your hands and wrists.

Devices like Kindles or iPads make reading easier. You can turn pages with just a tap, and the screen stays steady.

Use large-print books or increase font size on a screen. Make sure your room has good lighting too.

Read in a quiet place, read out loud, or use your finger to follow the lines.

Poor vision, arthritis, or nerve pain may make reading harder. Identifying the cause helps you find the right solution.

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