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    Assessing the interrelationship between stigma, social influence, and cervical cancer prevention in an urban underserved setting: An exploratory study

    Assessing the interrelationship between stigma, social influence, and cervical cancer prevention in an urban underserved setting: An exploratory study by Peterson, Caryn E, Dykens, J Andrew, Weine, Stevan M, Holt, Hunter K, Fleurimont, Judes, Hutten, Christina G, Wieser, John, Abuisneineh, Fida, Awadalla, Saria, Ongtengco, Natalia P, Gastala, Nicole, Jasenof, Ian G

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    Stigma and cervical cancer prevention: A scoping review of the U.S. literature

    Stigma and cervical cancer prevention: A scoping review of the U.S. literature by Peterson, Caryn E., Silva, Abigail, Goben, Abigail H., Ongtengco, Natalia P., Hu, Elise Z., Khanna, Deepika, Nussbaum, Elizabeth R., Jasenof, Ian G., Kim, Sage J., Dykens, J. Andrew

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    Role of gender in perspectives of discrimination, stigma, and attitudes relative to cervical cancer in rural Sénégal

    Role of gender in perspectives of discrimination, stigma, and attitudes relative to cervical cancer in rural Sénégal by Ongtengco, Natalia, Thiam, Hamidou, Collins, Zola, De Jesus, Elly Lou, Peterson, Caryn E, Wang, Tianxiu, Hendrix, Ellen, Ndiaye, Youssoupha, Gueye, Babacar, Gassama, Omar, Kasse, Abdoul Aziz, Faye, Adama, Smith, Jennifer S, Fitzgibbon, Marian, Dykens, Jon Andrew

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    Assessing the interrelationship between stigma, social influence, and cervical cancer prevention in an urban underserved setting: An exploratory study

    Assessing the interrelationship between stigma, social influence, and cervical cancer prevention in an urban underserved setting: An exploratory study by Caryn E. Peterson, J. Andrew Dykens, Stevan M. Weine, Hunter K. Holt, Judes Fleurimont, Christina G. Hutten, John Wieser, Fida Abuisneineh, Saria Awadalla, Natalia P. Ongtengco, Nicole Gastala, Ian G. Jasenof

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