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1st February 2010 - New research THE WORLD'S HIGHEST INCIDENCE OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE
Movement Disorders [2010] Jan 27 [Epub ahead of
print] (J.Linder, H.Stenlund, L.Forsgren)
Complete abstract However, in Sweden there is no such apparent cause. Sweden has a high life expectancy. Japan has the highest life expectancy. In both countries there has been a recent escalation in the rates of Parkinson's Disease, most probably due to people living longer in those countries. This suggests that there could soon be a major increase in the number of people with Parkinson's Disease due to increased life expectancy in other countries as well. For every person that has Parkinson's Disease, 10 people alive right now were considered likely to develop it. With increasing life expectancies that number could be far higher. For more current news go to Parkinson's Disease News.
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