Cardiorespiratory benefits of reducing indoor particulate matter depend on immune improvements: Insights into individual heterogeneity from a randomized, double-blind crossover trial
Aojing Han(Peking University), Furong Deng(Peking University), Jing Huang(Peking University), Xuezhao Ji(Peking University), Qisijing Liu(Nankai University), Wanzhou Wang(Peking University), Wenlou Zhang(Peking University), Tong Zhu(Institute for Nuclear Research), Shan Liu(Marine Biomedical Research Institute of Qingdao), Yetong Zhao(Peking University), Di Yang(Peking University), Luyi Li(Peking University), Xiaoming Shi(Jiangnan University), Xinbiao Guo(Peking University), Shaowei Wu(Xi'an Jiaotong University)
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