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Signs of autism in girls

July 20, 2026

Cover graphic for an blog titled "Signs of Autism in Girls: The Myths that Keep Them From Getting Support." Four simple line icons appear beneath the title: theater masks representing masking, a unicorn inside a heart representing intense special interests, a head with a spiral and stress marks representing overwhelm or anxiety, and a group of people with a seated figure representing social challenges. Decorative yellow and coral shapes frame the top corners on a white background.

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