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I think you have done beautifully so far, Marjorie, but causes may have been too elusive to characterize up to now. Today's molecular biologists have new tools for much of the research and we should be able to get a lot of new findings. As long as the consequences of PD are known, I am unanimous in believing that a cure can be found without knowing the cause or causes. If a chair is broken, it can be fixed no matter how the chair was broken; you just need the proper tools. Just a little opinion, Michel "Marjorie L. Moorefield" wrote: > I have always felt that if it were just one thing ,that surely since 1814 or > whenever Dr. Parkinson named the "Shaking Palsy" , then surely to heavens > someone would have been able to trace a cause. IMOHO, I have always felt that > until a CAUSE can be found, I really don't see how a CURE can be found, but I'm > hoping I'm wrong, and they find a cure without the cause.