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Pesticide Exposure May Add to Parkinson's Risk

Publish date: July 1, 2009
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None of the investigators in either study had any conflicts of interest to declare.

The odds of developing Parkinson's disease increased with the number of years of professional use of pesticides. ©LOOK

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