Associations between long-term exposure to PM2.5 chemical constituents and allergic diseases: evidence from a large cohort study in China
Chuanteng Feng(Sichuan University), Shujuan Yang(Sichuan University), Peng Jia(Shenyang University of Technology), Hua Ma(Sichuan University), Tingting Ye(Monash University), Xiaobo Li(Southeast University), Hongyun Liu(Beijing Normal University), Bin Yu(Zhejiang Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau), Qiuyan Zhu(Yunnan Center for Disease Control And Prevention), Yongfang Yang(Yunnan Center for Disease Control And Prevention), Wen Xu(Yunnan Center for Disease Control And Prevention), Chun Yin(Wuhan University), Mingfang Qin(Yunnan Center for Disease Control And Prevention), Yang Chen(Yunnan Center for Disease Control And Prevention), Changwei Cai(Sichuan University), Ying Shao(Yunnan Center for Disease Control And Prevention)
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