There are many risk factors for Parkinson Disease. They are both genetic and environmental.
They are as follows:
http://img.medscape.com/fullsize/migrated/editorial/clinupdates/2003/2274/fig06.gif Over the past 10 years researchers have identified a number of rare instances Parkinson's was found in a single genetic gene, that is LRRK2. They are still researching this. Some of the environmental factors include people who have worked closely with certain pesticides and herbicides these include:
Farm workers
People who live near where pesticides are used
There are also new studies linking agent orange to Parkinson's
Some environmental factors are factory workers and welders
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