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As alcohol-free drinks surge in popularity, a new analysis in BMJ warns that without strong regulation and a focus on real substitution, these products could widen inequalities and undermine proven ...

Alcohol-free and low alcohol (“nolo”) drinks have the potential to improve public health, but experts in The BMJ today call for a precautionary approach that maximises potential benefits (eg.

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