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Revolutionary new understanding of girls’ autism

MONews
2 Min Read

In China, it is known as a “lonely disease.” Japanese terms are translated as “intentionally closed.” Globally, autism of autism is recognized as socially awkward and isolated, and it seems that there is a lack of automatic social instincts that enable successful interactions, as well as the desire to achieve it. There is also a perception that autism tends to be a man.

For decades, researchers have thought of autism as male. The more we studied boys and men, the clearer the picture of autism became clear or we thought.

Today, we have realized that we are missing all the huge pieces of puzzle. We not only recognized the autism of a vast number of women and girls, but also prevented diagnosis and support, but now we have made profound discoveries in connection with the deep discovery that women’s autism brains work differently from men, especially social motives and actions. As a result, the completely new picture of the girls’ autism is to crystallize.

Autism is a neurological condition that is commonly diagnosed by the age of 5. The current standard diagnostic criteria indicates that “continuous difficulties caused by social communication and social interactions”, as well as “limited and repetitive patterns of behavior, activity or interest to the extent of everyday functions and disabilities.”

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates this 1 % of children around the world Autism, but…

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