Post #2699775
2026-05-11 17:19 UTC
Hier ein Artikel, der beschreibt, dass Sukhareva bereits 1926 die Unterschiede zwischen weiblichen und männlichen Autist*innen aufzeigte, die erst 2022 in das DSM (DSM-5-TR) aufgenommen wurden.
https://www.italianjournalofpsychiatry.it/article/view/540
Oder hier: "The clinical characterisation that Sukhareva presented in her article from 1925 is virtually identical to the diagnostic criteria set out in DSM-5"
https://tidsskriftet.no/en/2024/09/bygone-days/autism-or-sukharevas-syndrome
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@MaiKueper@mastodon.social 2026-05-11 18:59
@svenscholz@mastodon.social wow, faszinierend.
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@rebekka_m@fnordon.de 2026-05-12 08:08
Wow - the above mentioned links and articles shed light on Grunya Sukhareva, the russian/ukrainian [?] child psychiatrist who first described today's autism level 1 as early as in 1925, and who also highlighted the differences in representation of autism in girls versus boys [that we only "know" recently/as of "today"...]!! #actuallyAutistic #grunyaSukhareva #Asperger #Kanner #research @svenscholz@mastodon.social