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A qualitative study of the ecology of stigma experiences - An application of the ecological model to stigma experiences of trans-women from Ghana. BSGH019

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Published in:PLOS Global Public Health
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Published: 2026
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title A qualitative study of the ecology of stigma experiences - An application of the ecological model to stigma experiences of trans-women from Ghana. BSGH019
title_auth A qualitative study of the ecology of stigma experiences - An application of the ecological model to stigma experiences of trans-women from Ghana. BSGH019
title_full A qualitative study of the ecology of stigma experiences - An application of the ecological model to stigma experiences of trans-women from Ghana. BSGH019
title_fullStr A qualitative study of the ecology of stigma experiences - An application of the ecological model to stigma experiences of trans-women from Ghana. BSGH019
title_full_unstemmed A qualitative study of the ecology of stigma experiences - An application of the ecological model to stigma experiences of trans-women from Ghana. BSGH019
title_short A qualitative study of the ecology of stigma experiences - An application of the ecological model to stigma experiences of trans-women from Ghana. BSGH019
title_sort a qualitative study of the ecology of stigma experiences - an application of the ecological model to stigma experiences of trans-women from ghana. bsgh019
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Public Health
Medical & Health Sciences
url https://journals.plos.org/globalpublichealth/article?id=10.1371/journal.pgph.0006336