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Breast cancer awareness and preferences for screening messaging on menstrual hygiene products in Ghana and Tanzania

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By Tingting Mo, Elisabeth F. Msoka, Clement Narh, Blandina T Mmbaga, Modesta Mitao, Getrude J. Mshana, Janeth Kiwia, Huruma Sapheli, Frank Baiden, Lydia Aziato, Benda Kithaka, Shannon M Christy, Miriam Mutebi, Isabel dos-Santos-Silva, Hannah Simba, Valerie McCormack
| Nature Verified
Abstract Menstrual hygiene products (MHPs) may offer a high-reach, frequent, long-lasting yet underutilized channel for health education, particularly in low-resource settings.
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Leveraging virtual communities of practice for cancer control in Africa: experiences from the Africa Cancer Research and Control ECHO

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By Johnblack K. Kabukye, Adedayo O Joseph, Charles Muya, Benda Kithaka
| eCancer Verified
Johnblack K Kabukye1,2, Alice B S Nono Djotsa3,4, Adedayo Joseph5,6, Charles Muya7, Benda N Kithaka8, Mishka K Cira9, Leshia Hansen9 and Annet Nakaganda2 1SPIDER – The Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions, Department of Computer and Systems Sciences, Stockholm University, PO Box 7003, Stockholm, SE-164 07, Sweden 2Uganda Cancer Institute, Upper Mulago Hill Road, PO Box 3935, Kampala, Uganda 3VA HSR&D Center for Innovations in Quality, Effectiveness and Safety, Michael E.
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Leveraging virtual communities of practice for cancer control in Africa: experiences from the Africa Cancer Research and Control ECHO

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By Johnblack K. Kabukye, Adedayo O Joseph, Charles Muya, Benda Kithaka
| eCancer Verified
Background: The growing burden of cancer in Africa requires innovative approaches for enhancing the cancer workforce on the continent. Virtual communities of practice (VCoPs) are one such approach that can be utilised for continuous professional development, networking and sharing of cancer knowledge and best practices among different stakeholders.
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