The fight against pneumoconiosis is a complex one. Its solution requires a multifaceted approach, solicited by many aspects of society — such a solution is quite difficult to attain.
Category Archives: 3. Good Health and Well-being
Left-behind children in Shandong
Left-behind children in Shandong are facing significant challenges, particularly in the areas of unequal distribution of educational resources, mental health issues, and school bullying.
How local organizations can help ethnic minorities living in the rural areas of Kashgar increase their income through education and training
In recent years, national and local governments emphasized the development of rural areas.
中国社会保险政策下尘肺患者的现状和挑战
个体长期暴露在粉尘环境中导致肺部结构的纤维化，最终患上尘肺病。当吸入的粉尘落在人体肺泡上，使得肺泡壁失去弹性并硬化，妨碍了肺的扩张，尘肺患者就会开始感觉胸闷、呼吸困难。
尘肺病康复手段面临的现状与挑战
目前，尘肺病是一种无法治愈的呼吸疾病。尘肺病是由于工人长期吸入生产性粉尘，导致肺部弥漫性纤维化的一种职业病。肺部纤维化会严重影响病患的呼吸功能，给患者带来极大痛苦。
Comparison of the Sustainability of the Chinese, American, and Bangladeshi Grameen Systems
We can create a new world, one that empowers everyone and leaves a livable planet for future generations. By harnessing the power of social business, we can build a ‘world of three zeros’: zero net carbon emissions, zero wealth concentration, and zero unemployment.
National Conference Focuses on Poverty Alleviation Efforts
On April 3rd, the Ministry of Civil Affairs convened a national video conference to reinforce poverty alleviation efforts and the promote comprehensive rural revitalization for 2024.
日本核事故后，公益组织“放射线测定实验室” 是如何帮助福岛儿童的？
“很多人因为这场事故而受到伤害。儿童最容易吸收核辐射，也是福岛事故后最容易受害的群体之一。”74岁的妙子奶奶讲到福岛的儿童时，充满了爱怜与痛心。
在萍乡，尘肺农民在经济上的挑战是什么？
“最穷的人得了这个最富贵的病。患者要求好的营养，好的环境，好的心理状态，好的照料。” 萍乡的尘肺病患者陈叔叔说道。
Killer dust: Pingxiang’s pneumoconiosis story
After China’s economic opening in the late 1970s, people from all over the country started businesses to seize new opportunities and prosper. In the city of Pingxiang, Jiangxi Province, people took advantage of the region’s rich coal resources to open private coal mines and profit from coal mining. As a result, many migrant workers went deep into the mines to earn money.
Youth For SDG 