Adverse Drug Reactions in Children—A Systematic Review

Adverse drug reactions in children are an important public health problem. We have undertaken a systematic review of observational studies in children in three settings: causing admission to hospital, occurring during hospital stay and occurring in the community. We were particularly interested in understanding how ADRs might be better detected, assessed and avoided

Zoning, land use and real estate values : an econometric approac

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The effect of current and future surrounding land use on housing prices: a spatial econometric approach

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Between environmental protection and urban development: How changes in land use planning affect coastal land markets in Aquitaine, France

This article proposes an analysis of actual land use planning policies on coastal Aquitaine, with a focus on the area of Bassin dArcachon. We first match zoning changes between 2001 and 2010 with land use changes. New development zones and a rise inprotection of "natural" uses are the main observed tendencies. Second, we link theses evolutions to land market dynamics. Time spent between buying and constructing suggests the existence of speculative behaviours. Moreover, we test whether changes in zoning produce externalities that are capitalized in land values. Our results show that potential urbanisation zones generate a price premium, but it is not the case for new "natural" zones