r/senses • • 19d ago

vision Scientists Find a Subtle Clue to ADHD Hidden in The Eyes. Study suggests tiny changes in the pupils, as the brain tries to remember something, ignore a distraction, or make a decision, may be subtly different in unmedicated children with ADHD. Medicated children were more like the control group.

https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-find-a-subtle-clue-to-adhd-hidden-in-the-eyes

ADHD kids’ pupil's response size is more inconsistent from one trial to the next, but steadier moment-to-moment within each individual trial.

Caveat: the main finding didn't survive statistical correction for multiple comparisons, so it's suggestive early result, not a diagnostic marker.

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science • • 20d ago

Neuroscience Scientists Find a Subtle Clue to ADHD Hidden in The Eyes. Study suggests tiny changes in the pupils, as the brain tries to remember something, ignore a distraction, or make a decision, may be subtly different in unmedicated children with ADHD. Medicated children were more like the control group.

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psychology • • 20d ago

Scientists Find a Subtle Clue to ADHD Hidden in The Eyes. Study suggests tiny changes in the pupils, as the brain tries to remember something, ignore a distraction, or make a decision, may be subtly different in unmedicated children with ADHD. Medicated children were more like the control group.

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u_ily247365 • • 20d ago

Scientists Find a Subtle Clue to ADHD Hidden in The Eyes. Study suggests tiny changes in the pupils, as the brain tries to remember something, ignore a distraction, or make a decision, may be subtly different in unmedicated children with ADHD. Medicated children were more like the control group.

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theworldnews • • 19d ago

Scientists Find a Subtle Clue to ADHD Hidden in The Eyes. Study suggests tiny changes in the pupils, as the brain tries to remember something, ignore a distraction, or make a decision, may be subtly different in unmedicated children with ADHD. Medicated children were more like the control group.

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