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Alcohol policy and public health in South Africa

Charles D. H. Parry, Anna L. Bennetts

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Alcohol and South African society use and misuse health and other consequences factors contributing to misuse reducing per capita consumption and high-risk behaviours early intervention, treatment, and rehabilitation research and training translating policy into action alcohol policy and public health in south Africa.

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Alcohol and South African society use and misuse health and other consequences factors contributing to misuse reducing per capita consumption and high-risk behaviours early intervention, treatment, and rehabilitation research and training translating policy into action alcohol policy and public health in south Africa.

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Alcohol and South African society use and misuse health and other consequences factors contributing to misuse reducing per capita consumption and high-risk behaviours early intervention, treatment, and rehabilitation research and training translating policy into action alcohol policy and public health in south Africa.

Key concepts: Per capita, Public health, Alcohol consumption, Intervention (counseling), Public policy, Public health policy, Environmental health, Health policy

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