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“<i>I see salt everywhere</i>”: A qualitative examination of the utility of arts-based participatory workshops to study noncommunicable diseases in Tanzania and Malawi

2022-08-01

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The burden of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) including hypertension, diabetes and cancer, is rising in Sub-Saharan Africa countries like Tanzania and Malawi. This increase reflects complex interactions between diverse social, environmental, biological, and political factors. To intervene successfully, new approaches are therefore needed to understand how local knowledges and attitudes towards common NCDs influenc...

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39b94352-c73f-5050-84c9-c577df109d45
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10.1101/2022.07.29.22278150
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