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August 1, 2018BMC Public HealthOpen Access

Multi-sectoral action in non-communicable disease prevention policy development in five African countries

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PJPamela A. JumaYahoo (United Kingdom)CMClarisse Mapa-TassouUniversité de Yaoundé ISMShukri F. MohamedAfrican Population and Health Research Center

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