Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) occurs in 5.9% of youth, impacting their health and social conditions often across their lifespan. Currently, early diagnosis is constrained by clinical complexity and limited resources of professionals to conduct evaluations. Scalable methods for ADHD screening are thus needed. Recently, digital epidemiology and biometry, such as the visual, emotional, or digit pathway, have examined brain dysfunction in ADHD individuals. However, whether biometry…
