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An Ethnographic Exploration of the Lived Experiences with Gynecologic Cancers
Abstract This thesis stays close to conversations with nine women who spoke about living with and through gynecologic cancers, from moments of finding out, through treatment, and into what follows. These encounters unfolded primarily through digitally mediated exchanges across Baalbek, Beirut, and o...
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