Time for policies on gambling to benefit health - not the gambling industry
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Thomas, S.L.
Pitt, H.
McCarthy, S.
Edmunds, M.
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2023Type
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Thomas, S.L. and Crawford, G. and Daube, M. and Pitt, H. and Hallett, J. and McCarthy, S. and Francis, L. et al. 2023. Time for policies on gambling to benefit health - not the gambling industry. Health Promotion Journal of Australia. 34 (2): pp. 267-271.
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Health Promotion Journal of Australia
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Faculty of Health Sciences
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Curtin School of Population Health
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