NPR’s In Good Health explores whether Parkinson’s may be largely preventable. Neurologists argue most cases aren’t genetic but linked to pesticides, solvents, air pollution, and water contamination—and that reducing exposure plus exercise and treatment can change outcomes.

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NPR’s In Good Health explores whether Parkinson’s may be largely preventable. Neurologists argue most cases aren’t genetic but linked to pesticides, solvents, air pollution, and water contamination—and that reducing exposure plus exercise and treatment can change outcomes.

NPR’s In Good Health explores whether Parkinson’s may be largely preventable. Neurologists argue most cases aren’t genetic but linked to pesticides, solvents, air pollution, and water contamination—and that reducing exposure plus exercise and treatment can change outcomes.

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