Associations of long-term exposure to ambient air pollution with cardiac conduction abnormalities in Chinese adults: The CHCN-BTH cohort study.
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G. Meng | K. Niu | G. Shan | Naijun Tang | Zhiyuan Xu | Kuo Liu | L. Pan | Jixin Sun | Ze Cui | Wei Zhao | H. He | Bingxiao Li | H. Cao | Yanyan Sun | Wen-Juan Peng | Yunyi Xie | Chunyue Guo | Xiaohui Liu | F. Wen | Ling Zhang | Han Zhang | Zhengfang Wang | A. Shan | Yajing Cao | Xiaoyan Han | Wei Zhao
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