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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.

United statesSan diegoDustin tracyAlyssa tracyYanan guoLaurenj mappDustin taylorDebra tracyDoris traunerAlejandro tamayoJennifer cookAutistic women nonbinary networkCalifornia early start programAutism society san diegoUc san diego school of medicineOrganization for autism research

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys – Loveland Reporter-Herald

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

San diegoUnited statesAlejandro tamayoDoris traunerYanan guoAlyssa tracyDustin tracyLaurenj mappDustin taylorDebra tracyJennifer cookOrganization for autism researchAutism society san diegoAutistic women nonbinary networkUc san diego school of medicineDepartment of neurosciences

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

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

United statesSan diegoAlejandro tamayoDebra tracyAlyssa tracyDoris traunerJennifer cookDustin tracyDustin taylorLaurenj mappYanan guoAutistic women nonbinary networkIvy leagueDepartment of neurosciencesEducation programAutism society san diego

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys – Chico Enterprise-Record

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

San diegoUnited statesYanan guoLaurenj mappDoris traunerDustin taylorJennifer cookDebra tracyAlejandro tamayoDustin tracyAlyssa tracyCenters for diseaseDepartment of neurosciencesOrganization for autism researchUc san diego school of medicineEducation program

Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys – Longmont Times-Call

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

San diegoUnited statesDustin tracyAlejandro tamayoLaurenj mappJennifer cookDoris traunerAlyssa tracyYanan guoDustin taylorDebra tracyUc san diego school of medicineSan diego regional centerCalifornia early start programDepartment of neurosciencesOrganization for autism research

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