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(From AP Worldstream)
Byline: MIKE STOBBE
The largest U.S. government study to date into the causes of autism was announced Friday _ a multi-state investigation that will involve 2,700 young children.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and five other research centers will study the youngsters over five years. The research is designed to ferret out any genetic and environmental factors that may contribute to autism.
"The CDC hasn't funded a study like this (before)," said Diana Schendel, the CDC lead health scientist who is overseeing the Georgia research.
But some parents of autistic children say the CDC _ which…