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Indirect Health Policy by Sports Media: The Positive Effects of the Live Broadcast of the FIFA World Cup in the General Population

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HEYDARPOUR B, SOROUSH A, MORADI F, KOMASI S. Indirect Health Policy by Sports Media: The Positive Effects of the Live Broadcast of the FIFA World Cup in the General Population. Iran J Public Health. 2019;48(3):564-565.