Objective: To explore the ways to build a team of professional drug inspectors in Hubei province in oder to improve the quality and effectiveness of drug inspections in our province, reduce the risk of supervision, and ensure the safety of people's drug use. Methods: The requirements of national regulations and policies for the inspectors were interpreted, the construction system of profes-sional drug inspectors in Shanghai drug review and verification center was selected as comparison, the current situation and existing problems of the construction of drug inspectors in our province were analyzed, and the construction methods of professional inspectors in Hubei province were found out. Results: On the basis of the existing team of drug inspectors, a standardized system for selection, training, evaluation and grading of drug inspectors should be established, and the establishment of a team of professional drug inspec-tors in our province should be gradually completed. Conclusion: Our province can gradually establish a team of professional drug in-spectors, firstly from the current "main part-time assisted by full-time" to " lay equal stress on part-time and full-time", and then to"main full-time assisted by part-time", till the final realization of all professional drug inspectors.

Asthma is a serious health problem that involves not only the respiratory system but also the central nervous system. Previous studies identified either regional or network alterations in patients with asthma, but inconsistent results were obtained. A key question remains unclear: are the regional and neural network deficits related or are they two independent characteristics in asthma? Answering this question is the aim of this study. By collecting resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging from 39 patients with asthma and 40 matched health controls, brain functional measures including regional activity (amplitude of low-frequency fluctuations) and neural network function (degree centrality (DC) and functional connectivity) were calculated to systematically characterize the functional alterations. Patients exhibited regional abnormities in the left angular gyrus, right precuneus, and inferior temporal gyrus within the default mode network. Network abnormalities involved both the sensorimotor network and visual network with key regions including the superior frontal gyrus and occipital lobes. Altered DC in the lingual gyrus was correlated with the degree of airway obstruction. This study elucidated different patterns of regional and network changes, thereby suggesting that the two parameters reflect different brain characteristics of asthma. These findings provide evidence for further understanding the potential cerebral alterations in the pathophysiology of asthma.
Asthma/diagnostic imaging* ; Brain/diagnostic imaging* ; Brain Mapping ; Humans ; Magnetic Resonance Imaging