Source: International Congress 2018 – Occupational and environmental lung diseases: air quality and lung damage
Disease area: Airway diseases



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D. Norback (Uppsala, Sweden), C. Lu (Changsha, China), J. Wang (Uppsala, Sweden), Y. Zhang (Beijing, China), B. Li (Chongqing, China), Z. Zhao (Shanghai, China), C. Huang (Shanghai, China), X. Zhang (Taiyuan, China), H. Qian (Nanjing, China), Y. Sun (Tianjin, China), J. Sundell (Beijing, China), Q. Deng (Changsha, China). Doctor diagnosed asthma and wheeze among Chinese pre-school children in relation to indoor and outdoor air pollution and urbanization. 5065

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