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A study published in JAMA Network Open found that autism diagnoses among females have increased by 19% annually since 2020, while rates among males have remained stable or declined. The research highlights a 3.4-year delay in diagnosis for women and girls compared to men and boys, suggesting improved recognition of previously overlooked groups rather than a true increase in autism prevalence.
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A study published in JAMA Network Open found that autism diagnoses among females have increased by 19% annually since 2020, while rates among males have remained stable or declined. The research highlights a 3.4-year delay in diagnosis for women and girls compared to men and boys, suggesting improved recognition of previously overlooked groups rather than a true increase in autism prevalence.
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Autism Diagnoses In Women Rising Fast, While Rates In Men Falling...
Increase in Autism Diagnoses Among Women and Girls Observed, While Rates in Males Decline