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Breast and Cervical Cancer Stigma in Rwanda
This study aims to assess breast and cervical cancer stigma and pilot a multi-modal intervention to mitigate stigma among patients, caregivers, and community health workers in Rwanda. The elements include resilience training (patient), support group (caregivers), or exposure to survivors by video and in-person (patient, caregivers, and community health workers), and educational curriculum (community health workers).
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