ArticleEco-Environment & Health2025
Children-specific environmental protection strategies are needed in China.
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Abstract
China, home to over 250 million children, has witnessed remarkable economic development in recent decades, successfully addressing many issues related to basic hygiene and sanitation in children, thereby altering the childhood disease spectrum. However, the emergence of environment-related disorders among children has become a significant concern. Despite the rapid accumulation of scientific knowledge on the adverse effects of environmental pollution on child health, the availability of children-specific protective strategies and actions remains alarmingly low. This commentary synthesizes the information and viewpoints presented and discussed by experts at the International Forum on Children's Environmental Health in China. It summarizes the strategies and actions proposed to reduce adverse environmental exposure and protect children's short- and long-term health and a call for more children-centered evidence-action transformation. The following four specific actions were proposed: (1) strengthen health education in parents, caregivers, and children, and personal protection for children; (2) monitor child exposure and environment-related health status; (3) set up child-specific interventions and regulations; and (4) conduct more research on environment exposures and child health.
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