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Women’s autoimmune symptoms more likely to be dismissed as psychological, study finds

The Independent UK News · 12 October 2026 at 23:30

Women’s autoimmune symptoms more likely to be dismissed as psychological, study finds

Female patients also endure longer delays in receiving a formal diagnosis when compared with men, research suggests

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Women’s autoimmune symptoms more likely to be dismissed as psychological, study finds

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