"Neuroimaging Study Identifies Brain-Wide Patterns Linked to ADHD Symptoms"

A landmark study using a new technique to analyze brain scans from 6,000 children has identified specific patterns of brain-wide connectivity associated with ADHD symptoms, providing insights into the neurological basis of the disorder. The findings could improve future research into ADHD and other neurological conditions, potentially leading to early diagnosis and better understanding of the disorder's genetic and environmental influences. The study highlights the importance of considering diverse neurological functions and using large sample sizes in neuroimaging research.