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Press Release – Health Research Council
Newly funded research will examine over 10,000 brain scans to identify the key brain processes underlying Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), with the overall aim of developing a reliable biomarker to detect cognitive differences associated …
Newly funded research will examine over 10,000 brain scans to identify the key brain processes underlying Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), with the overall aim of developing a reliable ‘biomarker’ to detect cognitive differences associated with ADHD.
Around five per cent of New Zealand children have ADHD, a common neurodevelopmental disorder which can affect educational and employment attainment later in life. ADHD is also the most frequent diagnosis given to Māori children at mental health services. Yet, currently there are no reliable biomarkers for the cognitive differences associated with ADHD, making it difficult to detect the disorder early as wel ....

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'Big Data' To Be Used In Search For Reliable ADHD Biomarkers In Brain Scans

Friday, 28 May 2021, 6:12 am
Newly funded research will examine over 10,000 brain
scans to identify the key brain processes underlying
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), with the
overall aim of developing a reliable ‘biomarker’ to
detect cognitive differences associated with
ADHD.
Around five per cent of New Zealand children
have ADHD, a common neurodevelopmental disorder which can
affect educational and employment attainment later in life.
ADHD is also the most frequent diagnosis given to Māori
children at mental health services. Yet, currently there are
no reliable biomarkers for the cognitive differences
associated with ADHD, making it difficult to detect the
disorder early as well as to assess treatment effectiveness ....

New Zealand , New Zealand General , United States , Mangor Pedersen , Tom Stewart , Helen Murray , Narun Pat , Lisa Reynolds , Cassandra Fleming , Rachelle Martin , Claire Henry , Health Research Council , University Of Otago , Auckland University Of Technology , Research Repository , University Of Auckland , Health Research Council Of New Zealand , Brain Scansfriday , Health Research , Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder , Sunny Collings , Emerging Researcher First Grants , Researcher First Grant , Auckland University , Traumatic Brain Injury , Toan Pham ,