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Old 05-13-2007, 04:56 AM #25
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Rick, the highest prevalence of Parkinson's Disease in Europe is in the unindustrialised and largely pollution free Faeroe Islands and San Marino.

Prevalence of Parkinson's Disease :They have prevalence rates that are about ten times those of the heavily industrialised and heaviliy polluted South Korea, where Parkinson's Disease is hardly known.

If your theory was correct the exact opposite would be true.
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