Eczema is a localized inflammatory skin disease, which can be classified into acute eczema, subacute eczema, and chronic eczema based on the disease course. The prevalence rate of eczema in the general population in China is approximately 3%–5%, and that in children is about 10%–20%, making it a relatively common skin disease. Due to the...
Eczema is a localized inflammatory skin disease, which can be classified into acute eczema, subacute eczema, and chronic eczema based on the disease course. The prevalence rate of eczema in the general population in China is approximately 3%–5%, and that in children is about 10%–20%, making it a relatively common skin disease. Due to the pruritus, erosion, exudation, ulceration, and recurrent attacks of the affected area, eczema seriously affects patients' daily lives.
The Dietary Guidelines for Adult Obesity (2024 Edition) released by the National Health Commission of the People’s Republic of China indicates that the overweight rate and obesity rate among Chinese citizens aged 18 and above reach 34.3% and 16.4%, respectively. Data from the World Obesity Atlas published by the World Obesity Federation shows...
The Dietary Guidelines for Adult Obesity (2024 Edition) released by the National Health Commission of the People’s Republic of China indicates that the overweight rate and obesity rate among Chinese citizens aged 18 and above reach 34.3% and 16.4%, respectively. Data from the World Obesity Atlas published by the World Obesity Federation shows that the increase rates of adult obesity and childhood obesity in China are 2.8% and 2%, respectively. Based on the current development trend, it is estimated that by 2030, the number of overweight and obese people in China will account for approximately half of the total population.
国家卫健委发布的《成人肥胖食养指南（2024年版）》指出我国18岁及以上的公民超重率及肥胖分别达34.3%和16.4%。世界肥胖联盟公布的《世界肥胖地图》数据显示，我国成人肥胖与儿童肥胖上升率分别为2.8%与2%，以目前发展趋势计算预计至2030年，我国超重及肥胖人口将达总人口的半数左右。
组织纤维化（fibrosis）的主要病变为器官组织的纤维结缔组织增多，实质细胞减少而形成的组织病变。当该状态持续发展不予干涉时，可导致器官结构破坏和功能性的衰退，重则死亡[1]。
The main pathological feature of tissue fibrosis is the excessive proliferation of fibrous connective tissue in organ tissues, accompanied by a reduction in parenchymal cells, resulting in tissue lesions. If this condition progresses continuously without intervention, it can lead to structural damage and functional decline of organs, and in...
The main pathological feature of tissue fibrosis is the excessive proliferation of fibrous connective tissue in organ tissues, accompanied by a reduction in parenchymal cells, resulting in tissue lesions. If this condition progresses continuously without intervention, it can lead to structural damage and functional decline of organs, and in severe cases, even death [1].