WHO's best buys, as this corpus reports them, put the return on $1 spent in 2018 by 2030 at $12.82 for reducing unhealthy diet and $3.29 for early diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.

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  | Reduce unhealthy diet | <ul><li>Reformulation of food</li> <li>Supportive environments</li> <li>Education</li> <li>Packaging</li></ul> | \$12.82 | | Reduce harmful alcohol use | <ul><li>Tax</li> <li>Advertising</li> <li>Availability</li></ul> | \$9.13 | | Reduce tobacco use | <ul><li>Tax</li> <li>Packaging</li> <li>Advertising</li> <li>Smoke-free public spaces</li> <li>Education</li></ul> | \$7.43 | | Manage cardiovascular disease and diabetes | <ul><li>Early diagnosis of risk factors and disease</li> <li>Early treatment of risk factors and disease</li> <li>Counseling</li> <li>UHC</li></ul> | \$3.29 | | Reduce physical inactivity | <ul><li>Education</li> <li>Safe spaces for exercise, commuting</li></ul> | \$2.80 | | Prevent and manage cancer | <ul><li>Vaccination</li> <li>Screening</li></ul> | \$2.74 | Adapted from Saving Lives, Spending Less (World Health Organization [2018e](#page-20-0))

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