From: DF@cocks.net   
      
   This report seems to be a roundabout way to link pesticides and perhaps   
   herbicides with Parkinson Disease.  It figures if the various "cides"   
   kill bees and other insects by attacking their nervous systems, they   
   would also attack the nervous systems of mammals.   
      
   As an aside, I wonder if this report will crash real estate prices   
   around and near golf courses.  All those yuppies who paid premium prices   
   to live in gated communities with golf courses might now be in the same   
   boat as Miami condo owners   
      
   https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/283   
   716#google_vignette   
      
   Key Points   
   Question  Does living within proximity to a golf course affect the risk   
   of Parkinson disease (PD)?   
      
   Findings  This case-control study found the greatest risk of PD within 1   
   to 3 miles of a golf course, and that this risk generally decreased with   
   distance. Effect sizes were largest in water service areas with a golf   
   course in vulnerable groundwater regions.   
      
   Meaning  These findings suggest that pesticides applied to golf courses   
   may play a role in the incidence PD for nearby residents.   
      
      
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