[Influence of environmental conditions on human hematologic constants].
A blood investigation was carried out on 3,030 volunteer blood donors and the results treated on a computer by multivariant analysis. The authors noted a depressor effect of the urban environment on the red and white cells, a rise in small lymphocytes and a reduction in monocytes in patients living in industrial areas. This stimulation of the lymphocyte system may be compared with the experimental results obtained by the same authors in animals.
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Influence des conditions d'environnement sur les constantes hématologiques humaines