Research Finds Women Are Main Caregivers for Autistic Individuals
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- •The study identifies women as the majority of primary caregivers for autistic individuals.
- •Caregiving roles for autism often involve significant time and emotional commitment.
- •The research emphasizes the impact of caregiving on women's personal and professional lives.
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- ▸If governments increase support services for autism caregivers women caregivers could experience reduced burden and improved well-being
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