Water sources may affect Parkinson's disease risk: What to know

How might groundwater impact Parkinson’s disease risk? New research investigates.

• A recent study evaluated how groundwater relates to risk for Parkinson’s disease.
• The study found that the age of groundwater and aquifer type may both impact risk for Parkinson’s.
• These risks are likely related to exposure to certain water contaminants.
• More research into specific contaminants is required, as well as exploration of prevention strategies.

Read the full article: Water sources may affect Parkinson's disease risk: What to know

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