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A recent study reveals that subtle changes in the size of children's pupils may be linked to fluctuations in attention among children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Researchers observed that untreated children exhibited a 23% greater variability in pupil response during tasks that require focus, and this variability was associated with lower performance in memory tests. Although the results do not currently allow for eye examinations to be used as a direct diagnosis of ADHD, they provide promising indicators for understanding the nature of the disorder and the mechanisms of attention.
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