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   UM researchers to examine potential autism links   
   Associated Press   
   12:45 p.m. EST   
   November 3, 2014   
      
      
   Ann Arbor -- University of Michigan researchers plan to use a $1.6 million   
   federal grant to examine potential social and environmental links to autism.   
      
   The Ann Arbor school announced Monday that researchers will collect   
   location-specific information from tens of thousands of individuals and   
   families nationwide.   
      
   The National Center for Geospatial Medicine is based at the University of   
   Michigan's School of Natural Resources and Environment. The center is funded   
   through the National Institute of Mental Health for the three-year autism   
   spectrum disorder study.   
      
   The study began last month. Social and demographic data from the U.S. Census   
   Bureau and the American Community Survey will be used. Environmental data will   
   focus initially on air-quality measurements, including ambient levels of air   
   pollutants.   
      
      
   http://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2014/11/03/   
   m-researchers-examine-potential-autism-links/18415193/   
      
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