AI Model Predicts ADHD Risk Years Before Diagnosis, Duke Study Shows

Millions of children with ADHD go years without diagnosis, missing early support opportunities that significantly impact long-term academic, social, and health outcomes.

For millions of children, the years between the first signs of ADHD and a formal diagnosis are years of quiet erosion — confidence lost, relationships strained, potential quietly diminished. Researchers at Duke Health have shown that artificial intelligence, trained on the routine medical records of more than 140,000 children, can recognize the patterns that precede this diagnosis years before a clinician typically would. The tool does not seek to replace human judgment, but to sharpen it — offering primary care providers an earlier signal so that children who need support might find it while

AI Model Predicts ADHD Risk Years Before Diagnosis, Duke Study Shows

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