A health impact assessment of the UK soft drinks industry levy: a comparative risk assessment modelling study

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Briggs, A, Mytton, O, Kehlbacher, A, Tiffin, R, Elhussein, A, Rayner, M, Jebb, S, Blakely, T, Scarborough, P
Format:	Journal article
Published:	Lancet 2016

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