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Looking Beyond Vaccines at Causes of Autism

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A new article claims that vaccines have nothing to do with autism, so researchers look at what may cause it:

"The idea that vaccines cause autism has received yet another blow, with a new article in the British Journal of Medicine declaring the 1998 study by Andrew Wakefield, which originally found an autism-vaccine link, an "elaborate fraud." The article is the latest criticism of a theory that has been widely discredited. But if vaccines are off the table, what does cause autism?

While scientists are still investigating the issue, they say the disorder likely has a number of causes involving both our genes and our environment, or some combination of the two. For instance, people may have underlying genetic susceptibilities to autism that are triggered by something they encounter in the environment."

Read More: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/41028118/ns/health-mental_health/

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