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CAPE TOWN - The new University of Cape Town research reveals the growing economic and health burdens of alcohol and tobacco on households, particularly children in lower-income brackets.
The study shows there's a direct expenditure on alcohol and tobacco in lower-income bracket incomparison to basic necessities.
Zunda Chisha, PhD candidate at the University of Cape Town says children exposed to the products face negative health outcomes like stunted growth.