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Low emission zones (LEZs) and congestion charging zones (CCZs) have been
implemented in several cities globally. We systematically reviewed the evidence on the …

Background In 2010, the UK government implemented austerity measures, involving
reductions to public spending and welfare reform. We aimed to systematically review the …

Background The association between current tobacco smoking, the risk of developing
symptomatic COVID-19 and the severity of illness is an important information gap. Methods …

Objective This study assessed changes in levels of ever use, perceptions of harm from e-
cigarettes and sociodemographic correlates of use among European Union (EU) adults …

Background Increasing active travel (walking, cycling, public transport) is increasingly seen
as integral to strategies to raise physical activity levels. Purpose This study examined (1) …

OBJECTIVE: To assess whether the implementation of English smoke-free legislation in July
2007 was associated with a reduction in hospital admissions for childhood asthma …

National surveys have revealed significant differences in patient outcomes following
admission to hospital with acute exacerbation of COPD which are likely to be due to …

Background In response to increasing policy action and public concern about the negative
health effects of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs), there is increased promotion of …

Background Active travel is increasingly recognised as an important source of physical
activity. We aimed to describe associations between commute mode and cardiovascular …