Autism shares genetic similarities between boys and girls, but diagnosis timing varies
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A new study investigates whether genetic differences between early and late autism diagnoses reflect sex differences. The research suggests that for early-diagnosed autism, sex differences are not the driving factor, while the reasons for late-diagnosed autism remain unclear. Boys are typically diagnosed earlier than girls.
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