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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-95504-9e lower rate of ASD diagnosis in girls, prejudicing them from receiving appropriately targeted health care and early intervention..Understanding and recognizing female autism phenotype are necessary to allow early identification and diagnosis of autistic females and to develop sex/gender-appropriate

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Devesh K. Jha,Nurali Virani,Asok Ray of the literature on broad LGBTQ+ identities and autism is followed by reviews of gender diversity and autism and sexual diversity and autism. Co-created by an authorship team of autistic LGBTQ+ co-authors, the chapter concludes with a contemporary commentary on the state of the literature, as cont

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