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The Science of the Total Environment|October 9, 2020
Onset and remission of eczema at pre-school age in relation to prenatal and postnatal air pollution and home environment across ChinaChan Lu, Dan Norbäck, Yinping Zhang, et al.
Environment International|November 30, 2018
Onset and remission of childhood wheeze and rhinitis across China - Associations with early life indoor and outdoor air pollutionDan Norbäck, Chan Lu, Yinping Zhang, et al.
Environmental Research|August 20, 2018
Lifetime-ever pneumonia among pre-school children across China - Associations with pre-natal and post-natal early life environmental factorsDan Norbäck, Chan Lu, Yinping Zhang, et al.
Environmental Research|August 2, 2016
Household indoor air quality and its associations with childhood asthma in Shanghai, China: On-site inspected methods and preliminary resultsChen Huang, Xueying Wang, Wei Liu, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|August 26, 2020
Common cold among young adults in China without a history of asthma or allergic rhinitis - associations with warmer climate zone, dampness and mould at home, and outdoor PM<sub>10</sub> and PM<sub>2.5</sub>Chan Lu, Dan Norbäck, Yinping Zhang, et al.
Indoor Air|July 12, 2019
High prevalence of eczema among preschool children related to home renovation in China: A multi-city-based cross-sectional studyChanjuan Sun, Jialing Zhang, Chen Huang, et al.
Environment International|April 15, 2018
Residential risk factors for childhood pneumonia: A cross-sectional study in eight cities of ChinaYang Zhuge, Hua Qian, Xiaohong Zheng, et al.
Environment International|April 30, 2016
Associations of gestational and early life exposures to ambient air pollution with childhood respiratory diseases in Shanghai, China: A retrospective cohort studyWei Liu, Chen Huang, Yu Hu, et al.
Indoor Air|June 24, 2019
Air change rates in urban Chinese bedroomsJing Hou, Yuexia Sun, Qingyan Chen, et al.
Indoor Air|February 23, 2021
Associations of indoor carbon dioxide concentrations, air temperature, and humidity with perceived air quality and sick building syndrome symptoms in Chinese homesJing Hou, Yuexia Sun, Xilei Dai, et al.
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