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Autism Diagnosis Often Takes Longer For Girls

Because autism research has historically focused on males, the diagnostic criteria has long been based on their experience. As a result, nearly 80% of women with autism are undiagnosed at age 18.

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys' – Fort Bragg Advocate-News

Girls and women with autism are more likely to employ camouflaging strategies, masking their symptoms by imitating neurotypical social behaviors.

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys' – Greeley Tribune

Girls and women with autism are more likely to employ camouflaging strategies, masking their symptoms by imitating neurotypical social behaviors.

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys' – Sun Sentinel

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys' – Baltimore Sun

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys' – Sterling Journal-Advocate

Girls and women with autism are more likely to employ camouflaging strategies, masking their symptoms by imitating neurotypical social behaviors.

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys' – Orange County Register

Girls and women with autism are more likely to employ camouflaging strategies, masking their symptoms by imitating neurotypical social behaviors.

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys' – Orlando Sentinel

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys' – The Voice

Girls and women with autism are more likely to employ camouflaging strategies, masking their symptoms by imitating neurotypical social behaviors.

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys' – Boulder Daily Camera

Girls and women with autism are more likely to employ camouflaging strategies, masking their symptoms by imitating neurotypical social behaviors.