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Academic

Prof Chris Griffiths

Professor of primary care at the University of Oxford and Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)

Press citations

4

3 linkable below

Topics

2

Children's health

Last quoted

Sept 2026

Prof Chris Griffiths: key facts

Kind of voice
Academic
Role
Professor of primary care at the University of Oxford and Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)
Quoted on
Children's health, Respiratory (asthma/COPD)
Press citations held
4 (3 with a linkable article)
Most recently quoted
10 Sept 2026
First quoted
8 Sept 2026

Traffic pollution in cities damages children's health and development. We provide the strongest evidence yet on how these harms can be prevented. Ambitious clean-air zones should be considered a priority for cities globally with traffic-related air pollution.

What Prof Chris Griffiths has said

  • Traffic pollution in cities damages children's health and development. We provide the strongest evidence yet on how these harms can be prevented. Ambitious clean air zones should be considered a priority for cities globally with traffic-related air pollution.

    professor of primary care at the University of Oxford and QMUL · Respiratory (asthma/COPD) · 10 Sept 2026 · Children’s lung development improved since ULEZ introduction, study finds

  • This shows an ambitious clean air zone can drive pollution levels down, rapidly restoring children's stunted lung growth

    Senior author at Queen Mary University of London · Respiratory (asthma/COPD) · 8 Sept 2026 · London’s ULEZ linked to healthier lung growth in children

Where Prof Chris Griffiths has been quoted

  1. Ulez led to better lung size and function among London children, study findstheguardian.com · 10 Sept 2026
  2. Children’s lung development improved since ULEZ introduction, study findspulsetoday.co.uk · 10 Sept 2026
  3. London’s ULEZ linked to healthier lung growth in childrenpositive.news · 8 Sept 2026

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