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The Race to Cure Parkinson’s Disease is a tale of scientists striving to cure a mysterious brain disease affecting millions of people, and the fervent campaign of a few religious leaders to block a path to that cure. Victims of Parkinson’s disease suffer to a greater extent as each day passes, while these evangelical leaders whip up discontent over a path to a cure and effectively delay – but not prevent – its progress, given the research and development occurring around the world.

Steve Zecola has laid out in layman’s fashion the four most promising tracks to a cure for Parkinson’s disease. His purpose in writing the book is to unmask the fallacies of certain religious and political leaders’ arguments so that scientific research can be recognized for what it really is—namely, the work of Good Samaritans seeking to better humankind.

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Book Specifications

Pages: 128 (hardcover)

Price:  $19.95

ISBN:  0-9779509-0-5

Library of Congress Control Number:  2006903239