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Do farmers get Parkinson's disease particularly often due to pesticides? Politics demands answers

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Studies suggest a connection between nervous disease and plant protection agents. So far, there are barely any data available in Switzerland. The Zurich government must now express itself on this.

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Do farmers get Parkinson's disease particularly often due to pesticides? Politics demands answers

Studies suggest a connection between nervous disease and plant protection agents. So far, there are barely any data available in Switzerland. The Zurich government must now express itself on this.

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