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Co-Designing Pay-It-Forward Strategies to Improve Retention in Cervical Cancer Care in Kenya: A Formative Participatory Study
BackgroundRetention is the bridge between diagnosis and survival in low and middle- income countries, including Kenya, where the cost of cervical cancer treatment can amount to several years of an average womans earnings. Pay-it-forward (PIF), a prosocial approach in which an individual receives a g
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