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THOMAS BABOR, DAVID JERNIGAN, CHRIS BROOKES. Alcohol marketing: the simple truth
According to the World Health Organization, there are 3.3 million deaths attributable to alcohol use worldwide each year. Alcohol marketing, promotion and sponsorship are widespread in most of the world today and marketers are moving increasingly to digital and social … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Addiction', alcohol addiction, alcohol and sport, ban on alcohol advertising promotion and sponsorship, Chris Brookes, Daid Jernigan, Framework Convention on Tobacco Controls, ineffective alcohol self-regulation, marketing controls of alcohol, Thomas F Babor
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