WHO links 2.7M annual European deaths to major industries, citing obstruction of public health policies.
The World Health Organization (WHO) blames major industries—tobacco, ultra-processed foods, fossil fuel, and alcohol—for 2.7 million deaths annually in Europe, accusing them of obstructing public policies that could harm their profits. These four industries are responsible for causing at least 7,000 deaths daily in the region. The WHO calls for stricter regulations to curb industry power and promote public health.
June 12, 2024
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