Fine particulate matter, temperature, and lung function in healthy adults: Findings from the HVNR study
Shaowei Wu(Peking University), Xinbiao Guo(Peking University), Jing Huang(Peking University), Yu Qin(Peking University), Furong Deng(University of Occupational and Environmental Health Japan), Chanjuan Zheng(Peking University), Xin Wang(Peking University), Hao Yu(Peking University), Xiuling Lu(Peking University), Masayuki Shima, Hongying Wei(Peking University), Haibo Lv(Peking University)
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