Prolonged exposure to coal dust may lead to various lung diseases, especially coal workers’ pneumoconiosis(CWP)[1]. Developed countries such as the United States experienced a resurgence of pneumoconiosis in the earl...Prolonged exposure to coal dust may lead to various lung diseases, especially coal workers’ pneumoconiosis(CWP)[1]. Developed countries such as the United States experienced a resurgence of pneumoconiosis in the early 20t h century[2], and this phenomenon has become even more critical in developing countries[3]such as China and India.展开更多
基金supported by the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences (CAMS) Innovation Fund for Medical Sciences(CIFM)[no. 2016-12M-3-001]the China Medical Board “Strengthen Capacity of Study and Application on Burden of Disease in Health Care System of China–Establishment and Development of Chinese Burden of Disease Research and Dissemination Center”[no. 15-208]。
文摘Prolonged exposure to coal dust may lead to various lung diseases, especially coal workers’ pneumoconiosis(CWP)[1]. Developed countries such as the United States experienced a resurgence of pneumoconiosis in the early 20t h century[2], and this phenomenon has become even more critical in developing countries[3]such as China and India.
