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‘I have a child i need to live for’: a qualitative study of parenthood and the TB experience in South Africa
Existing research highlights TB's economic and social stigma burdens and impacts behavior in households, but virtually unexplored is the dynamics of TB and parenthood. This qualitative study examines the interplay between TB diagnosis and treatment, and parenting experiences, focusing on the interse
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