1.Expert consensus onmaintenance treatment formetastatic colorectal cancer in China
Rui-HuaXu ; LinShen ; JinLi ; Jian-MingXu ; FengBi ; YiBa ; LiBai ; Yong-QianShu ; Tian-ShuLiu ; Yu-HongLi ; Chun-MeiBai ; Xiang-LinYuan ; JunZhang ; GongChen ; Ai-PingZhou ; YingYuan ; Xi-JingWang ; Xiao-PingQian ; Yan-HongDeng
Chinese Journal of Cancer 2016;(1):49-54
The impact of maintenance therapy on progression?free survival and overall survival as well as quality of life of Chi?nese patients with metastatic colorectal cancer has long been under discussion. Recently, some phase III clinical trials have revealed that maintenance therapy can signiifcantly prolong the progression?free survival while maintain an acceptable safety proifle. Based on this evidence and common treatment practice in China, we now generated one Expert Consensus on Maintenance Treatment for Metastatic Colorectal Cancer in China to further specify the neces?sity of maintenance therapy, suitable candidates for such treatment, and appropriate regimens.
2.Status que and its influencing factors of the use of child safety seats from the perspective of social ecology
Xiaochun HE ; Lan WANG ; Guihua XIAO ; Dan SHUI ; Fengbi JIANG
Chinese Journal of Child Health Care 2024;32(5):522-526
Child safety seats have been proven to be one of the most effective tools for protecting child passengers. However, the widespread phenomenon of safety seats being "unavailable," "owned but not used," or "used incorrectly" is prevalent globally. This paper aims to summarize the obstacles to the use of child safety seats from four aspects: Individual, society, environment and policy, in order to provide a basis for follow-up comprehensive intervention to ensure the safety of children.