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that help patients to cope with their disease, and books that the patients can consult to understand it. The danger in attempting to produce a book of such magnitude is the creation of a tedious morass that a reader must wade through to find the useful facts, but the contributors to this book fall into this pitfall only occasionally. On the whole, I found this handbook to be well written, well referenced, and interesting. Dr. Koller's text offers the clinician current useful information about the disease and gives the researcher a comprehensive review of the progress other disciplines have made to understand and treat Parkinson's disease.