Abstract
Children are at a critical stage of growth and development, with immature organ and system development, and are a vulnerable population to environmental pollution. Exposure to environmental hazards during childhood is an important risk factor for adult diseases, and assessing health risks posed by environmental pollutants to children and taking proactive interventions to reduce the risks are of great importance in the early prevention and control of diseases. Environmental factors affecting children's health include environmental pollution, meteorological factors, blood lead and environmental allergens in children, and the results are expected to provide scientific reference for formulating targeted interventions to reduce damage to children's health. Given wide range of environmental pollutants and emergence of new pollutants, we should strengthen research on impact of multi-source environmental exposure of emerging pollutants on children's health and its possible mechanisms in future. On the basis, intervention studies should be carried out to reduce damage of environmental factors on children's health.
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