Managing Life with Chronic Urine Leakage and Stigma: What Do Women in Ghana Think About an Innovation to Support Coping?

By Nessa E. Ryan
Backed by Lytch Tornow Gutmann, Marybec Griffin, Barbara & Bill Adams, Don Stewart, Johanna Mills, Joonhee Park, Sarah Rose, Caitlen + Tommy + Eileen + Mary, Jan Henry, Briana Duggan, and 42 other backers
New York University College of Global Public Health
Brooklyn, New York
Medicine
DOI: 10.18258/11267
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