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How Britain’s junk food ad ban could spark healthier choices in SA’s fight against obesity

Marilynn Manuel

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Could banning junk food ads curb South Africa's childhood obesity crisis? Experts say yes.

Could banning junk food ads curb South Africa's childhood obesity crisis? Experts say yes.

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