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Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 13:29:16 -0500

From: " Mark Rausher/Present-Day Products " <presentdayprods@...>

Subject: FW: Autism and Mercury/

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Study links autism, mercury emissions

A new study has found a possible link between higher mercury

emissions and higher rates of autism. The study, accepted for

publication in the peer-reviewed journal " Health and Place, "

looked for an association between rates of autism and special

education in Texas and levels of mercury released into the

environment. " There was a significant increase, " according to

the study. " On average, for each 1,000 pounds of environmentally

released mercury, there was a 43 percent increase in the rate of

special education services and a 61 percent increase in the rate

of autism. " The Bush administration is announcing a proposal this

week to limit mercury emissions that has already stirred controversy.

The study's lead author, F. Palmer of the University of

Texas Health Science Center in San , cautioned the findings

are limited, but he said they should prompt more research.

" It's a first jumping off point where you could say, there's an

association here, " Palmer told UPI. The study has not yet been

scheduled for publication. A copy was reviewed by UPI.

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