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Actually if you read the abstract of the trial and Teva's commenfs on the trial, Teva cautioned not to over estimate the results, mainly due to the 1 mg/2 mg question. The abstract seemed to me to make a solid case for the 1 mg dosage maybe slowing the progresssion of PD. As best as I can understand it the researchers are confused as to why if 1 mg was good, why wasn't 2 mg twice as good! Heck I don't care why it happened. I just want something that slows down this damn disease, not another drug that alleviates the syptoms and then wears off (not to mention the side effects!) Scott Burnett 7715 Heather Dr. Stockton, CA 95297 209-478-9328 [log in to unmask] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn