Researchers clarify what counts as Parkinson's death in environmental studies

A new reply in Environment International challenges how scientists measure Parkinson's disease mortality, potentially affecting how researchers link environmental exposures to this neurodegenerative disease. The clarification matters because inconsistent definitions could skew public health data and derail efforts to identify toxic triggers.

Originaltitel: Reply to Rumrich and colleagues (What does "Parkinson's disease mortality" mean?)