Illinois identified as part of "Parkinson's Belt," linked to potential environmental factors.

A study has identified Illinois as part of the "Parkinson's Belt," highlighting a rise in Parkinson's Disease cases in the state. Researchers are exploring links between the disease and environmental factors, particularly Rotenone, an insecticide, and Trichloroethylene, which may increase Parkinson's risk by 500%. While the findings are not conclusive, they underscore the need for further investigation into the environmental influences on health in Illinois and the Midwest.

September 22, 2024
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