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This video discusses "Undiagnosed Autism in Women: The Burnout Nobody Talks About"

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Hey, this is Mark Hutten, and in this video, we discuss the silent epidemic of undiagnosed `autism in women`, often misdiagnosed as anxiety or mood disorders. We highlight the significant diagnostic gap, noting that males are diagnosed approximately four times more often than females, especially concerning `late diagnosed autism`. This discussion aims to shed light on `autism symptoms in women` and `autism signs in women`, helping to foster a better understanding of `female autism`.

This video discusses the issue of undiagnosed autism spectrum disorder in women, often misdiagnosed as anxiety or mood disorders. It highlights a significant diagnostic gap, noting that males are diagnosed approximately four times more often than females. The content appears to explore "female autism camouflage and burnout" through various visual representations.