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August 1, 2018BMC Public HealthOpen Access

Alcohol policies in Malawi: inclusion of WHO “best buy” interventions and use of multi-sectoral action

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BMBeatrice L. Matanje MwagombaUniversity of MalawiMNMisheck J. NkhataTwitter (United States)ABAlex BaldacchinoUniversity of St Andrews

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