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Barriers and Facilitators to Health Literacy Among Black Americans with Overweight and Obesity in South Carolina: A Mini-Ethnographic Study
The purpose of this qualitative mini ethnography adapted from traditional ethnography with limited time and scope, was to explore and understand perceptions of barriers and facilitators to health literacy among Black Americans with overweight and obesity in three South Carolina counties. Population
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