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Hello!   I was talking with my Mom today (she's 72, dx 5 years ago, on
Sinemet and Comtan) and she said that she'd had a thought about a possible
environmental exposure that may have caused or contributed to her
Parkinson's.  She was a medical technologist for many years, and used to sit
at her station preparing microscope slides and used xylene as a fixative.
She liked the smell of it and kept it open by her as she worked.  She's
wondering now about that.  Anyone ever hear of this kind of exposure
mentioned as a cause or factor in Parkinson's?   Any other med techs out
there with Parkinson's?  Just curious.

Thanks, Corinne
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