Sugary drinks and alcoholic beverages are too cheap because they are not taxed enough, leading to higher rates of obesity, diabetes and other diseases, the World Health Organization (WHO) says.

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WHO warns governments undermine NCD goals by keeping sugary drinks and alcohol cheap. Weak taxes boost consumption, disease and costs; stronger, inflation-linked health taxes could save lives.

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