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Why SDG 3.4 NCD monitoring is so hard
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The indicator picture is uneven.
Progress stalled on unhealthy diet reduction, public awareness, and mortality data collection, even though tobacco and alcohol tax implementation and time-bound national targets showed more movement[5].
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And this is a 2021 review assessment, not a live 2026 dashboard.
The paper was a literature review done in September 2020 and published in 2021, so it reflects evidence available up to that point, not later country updates[8].
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