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Impact of the Ultra Low Emission Zone on lung function growth in children in London, UK: a prospective parallel cohort study
Background Traffic-related air pollution is a risk factor for lung disease and early mortality. Clean air zones are public health policy interventions used to reduce traffic-related air pollution in urban areas, but evidence of their health benefits is limited. We describe a natural experiment study
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