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最近,日本医学界相继发表研究报告指出,高层住宅影响孕妇健康,阻碍婴幼儿发育,而且发现住高层者患贫血症的增多——直到进入本世纪,人们才意识到高层住宅似乎还隐匿着人类尚未认识的谜。 1989年5月,在日本秋田市召开的日本卫生学会上,东海大学医学部公共卫生学讲师逢坂文夫发表了一篇引起轰动的研究报告。该报告称:随着高层住宅居住层次的增高,产妇剖腹产和足位产等异常分娩率随之增高。这一研究结果,是逢坂文夫自1983年至1985年对横浜市港南区出生的1000个婴儿进行调查研究后得出的。在调查中,逢坂文夫仅选择无既往病史的健康母亲第一胎所分娩的婴儿,按产妇在高层住宅的居住层次,
Recently, the Japanese medical community published research reports that high-rise residential buildings affect the health of pregnant women and impede the development of infants and young children. Moreover, it is found that there is an increase in anemia among senior residents. It is only in this century that people realize that high-rise houses seem to hide human beings Unrecognized mystery. In May 1989, at the Japan Society of Health, Akita, Japan, a research report by Dr. Arisaka Wakahashi, a lecturer in public health at Tokai University School of Medicine, made a sensational study. The report said: With the rise of high-rise residential living levels, maternal cesarean section and foot abnormal delivery rate will increase. The result of this study was the result of a study by Fubakamura on 1,000 babies born in Konan, Yokohama from 1983 to 1985. In the survey, every Sakamoto only choose no previous history of healthy mothers gave birth to the first child of infants, according to maternal high-rise residential living level,