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A liquid consumption survey of individuals in greater Cape Town
There is no published data for the per capita consumption of water of individuals in South Africa. A daily rounded volume of 2 litres per person is usually taken as a working estimate from world wide data. As part of ongoing epidemiological studies into potential health effects of changes in the wat...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2017
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