The relationship between the Kaschin-Beck disease and the geological environment in Jilin Province
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    Abstract:The Kaschin-beck disease is an epidemic disease widespread in such environments as middle-low mountains, low-lying lands (low plain and intermountain valley basin), migration and enrichment areas of elements, and intermediate-acid reducing and alkaline-oxidizing conditions. The non-disease area lies in the transitional zone from the depletion to the enrichment of elements in a neutral oxidization-reduction environment. The Kaschin-Beck disease is a disease affected by various geological environmental factors, in which hydrogeochemistry is the most important factor.

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WANG Yan-liang, HOU Wei, HOU Zhan-qing, XIONG Shao-li. The relationship between the Kaschin-Beck disease and the geological environment in Jilin Province[J]. Geology in China, 2010, 37(3): 577-581(in Chinese with English abstract).

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