Study Reveals Gender Differences in Autism Presentation

A recent investigation carried out by the University of Minnesota has highlighted notable differences in how autism manifests in girls compared to boys.

Eye Contact Differences in Autism

Research suggests that girls with autism demonstrate fewer challenges with maintaining eye contact when compared to their male counterparts. This characteristic is often regarded as a crucial early symptom of autism spectrum disorder.

Expert Insights

Dr. Casey Burrows, who participated in the study, elaborated on the findings during a discussion with CBS News, providing deeper insight into the implications of these differences.