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The impact of smoking on individual health expenditures: a case study of Namibia
Background: The increased smoking prevalence in some parts of the world, particularly in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs) is a major concern among tobacco control advocates and governments. The higher smoking-related disease prevalence associated with this is expected to fall among the sub-po...
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Health Economics Unit
2017
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