沙尘天气中可吸入颗粒物对神经系统损害作用的研究进展

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Abstract The decline in air quality caused by dust events have threathened the human health in relevent area which are widely concerned.There was a common recogention the dust exposure has negative impact on respiratory and cardiovascular systems, accroding to extensive and in-depth studies, it also lesioned nervous and reprodutctive systems.This paper reviews the latest researches on the lesion in cognitive behavioral ability, peripheral nerve function and neurodevelopment of nervous system caused by inhaolable particles in sand weather.

Key words： Dust Inhaolable particles Nervous system Research progress

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	PI Qi-xing
	LIU Yan-li
	LI Chen
	WU Xue-qin
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PI Qi-xing,LIU Yan-li,LI Chen, et al. Research progress in damage of nervous system by inhaolable particles in sand weather[J]. 中国当代医药, 2020, 27(11): 20-22.

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