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Parkinson's is not the quiet illness we once believed. It is a long, deliberate crime, and the body leaves clues everywhere. In this blend of medical investigation and literary noir, Dr Rafael González Maldonado, veteran neurologist and writer, reopens the case - from gut and genes to toxins, trauma and the pace of modern life. Here, Parkinson's is not fate but pattern, shaped by what we breathe, drink, fear, inherit and endure. The pianist, the survivor, the farmer, the migrant, the woman whose legs unlock only in fire - their stories reveal a truth long ignored: the nervous system remembers everything. The Parkinson's Mystery turns a complex disease into a case file you can follow. This is not a book of despair, but an invitation to see the illness as a suspect with method and history. Every tremor, every stiffness leaves a trail. This crime has a weakness - and it is finally giving up its secrets.

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