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Chinese Journal of Endemiology ; (12): 87-90, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-744257

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In December 2018,the National Health Commission and nine relevant departments joindy formulate and issue the "Special Three-Year Program for Prevention and Control of Endemic Diseases (2018-2020)",six major actions and requirements are clarified,and the direction for scientific prevention and control of endemic arsenic poisoning in the new era is pointed out.In order to improve the level of prevention and control of endemic arsenic poisoning,innovation in thinking and technology are required.The emergence of big data related technologies provides an important way and mode to break through the bottleneck of prevention and control in endemic arsenic poisoning.Based on the requirements of prevention and control of endemic arsenic poisoning under new circumstances and the new characteristics of medical research of the era of big data,this paper focuses on combing and analyzing the scientific problems that need to be solved at the current stage of endemic arsenic poisoning,and providing reference for promoting the optimization of prevention and control strategies on endemic arsenic poisoning.

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Chinese Journal of Endemiology ; (12): 74-78, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-506141

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Arsenic is a common environmental toxin,but also a carcinogen.Long-term exposure to inorganic arsenic can cause multi-system and multi-organ damage in the body,including cancerous and non-cancerous lesions.As one of the main target organs of arsenic exposure,skin damage is of great significance for the diagnosis and health assessment of arsenic poisoning in population threatened by the disease.From the perspective of arsenic exposure and skin cancer,the aim of this article is to summarize the epidemiology,pathogenesis and medical intervention of arsenic-induced skin cancer,and to provide reference for the pathogenesis and prevention of endemic arsenic poisoning related skin diseases.

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Chinese Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology ; (6): 243-247, 2014.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-445801

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OBJECTIVE Study the kidney toxic effects caused by burning coal endemic arsenism in rats,application bench mark dose (BMD) method to investigate the bench mark dose of urinary arsenic (UAs)and the changes in bio markers of renal function.METHODS Wistar rats were fed for 90 d with arsenic 0,25,50,100 mg·kg -1 conta minated feed.Urinary arsenic,kidney arsenic and renal function indicators were determined,and routine pathological and fibrosis of kidney were exa mined.UAs as the exposure bio marker,Uβ2-MG,UNAG and UALB for the effect bio markers,application bench mark dose method to calculate the BMD and BMDL of UAs for each effect bio markers.RESULTS UAs,KAs, Uβ2-MG,UNAG,UALB levels of rats in arsenic 100 mg·kg -1 group were increased than normal group (P <0.05);In light microscope,the results of HE staining of rat kidney in all arsenic dose groups showed infla mmatory cell infiltration,renal tubular epithelial cell swelling,renal interstitial capillary dila-tion,congestion and other varying degrees pathological changes,and the results of masson staining showed varying degrees of tubulointerstitial fibrosis;UAs as the exposure bio marker,Uβ2-MG,UNAG, UALB for the effects of mark,the BMD and BMDL of UAs for Uβ2-MG,UNAG,UALB were calculated, the BMD values were 998.9,1213.5,1386.9 μg·g -1 Cr,the BMDL values were 660.5,803.6 and 909. 4 μg·g -1 Cr,respectively.CONCLUSION Burning coal arsenic pollution can cause kidney da mage in rats,mini mal change nephropathy may be the pri mary pathological in the coal arsenic conta mination of kidney da mage.The BMD and BMDL of UAs were 998.9,660.5 μg·g -1 Cr,the early changes of renal function of burning coal arsenism in rats;it is reco mmended to use the more sensitive bio markers Uβ2-MG to calculate the biological exposure li mits on renal injury caused by arsenic.

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