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Sex, Parent Education, and Birth Month predict ADHD Diagnosis beyond Symptoms and Genetic Propensity

2026-07-14

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<p>Importance: Although boys, children of parents with low education, and children younger than their classmates have higher rates of ADHD, it is unclear to what extent this reflects underlying risk for ADHD. Clarifying this question is important for equitable identification. <h4>Objective:</h4> To examine whether sex, parental educational attainment (EA), and birth month were associated with ADHD diagnosis after...

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055a6d74-1c97-537a-b6b6-077fa9f342cf
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10.31234/osf.io/hdmx3_v2
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