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The impact of London's Ultra Low Emission Zone on respiratory prescribing: a synthetic control study
Urban air pollution remains a significant public health concern, contributing to premature deaths and adverse health outcomes. However, there is little causal research evaluating the effectiveness of policies designed to improve air quality. This study assesses the impact of all three stages of Lond
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