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Patch test results obtained with the European baseline series at a diagnostics centre in Abuja, Nigeria by Ibekwe, Perpetua U., Bagudu, Zainab S.

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Renewed Commitments to Eliminate Cervical Cancer: What This Means for Low- and Middle-Income Countries by Shinkafi-Bagudu, Zainab

“…Cervical cancer fight gains momentum as funders meet in Cartagena with the aim of closing gaps in screening, access to vaccines and treatment…”
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Challenges and lessons from a school-based human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination program for adolescent girls in a rural Nigerian community by Egbon, Michael, Ojo, Tolulope, Aliyu, Aminu, Bagudu, Zainab Shinkafi

“…Background Over 80% of new cervical cancer cases occur in women living in low- and middle-income countries. It is the second highest cause of female cancer…”
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Global Partnerships for HPV Vaccine Must Look Beyond National Income by Shinkafi-Bagudu, Zainab

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Effective communication by health care workers to promote HPV vaccination: Lessons learned from Kenya, India, and Nigeria by Njogu, Rosemary, Deb Roy, Arup, Bagudu, Zainab, Borda, Hannah, Jurgensmeyer, Marley, Muralidharan, Kirthini, Limaye, Rupali

“…Health care workers play an essential role in maintaining the public trust in vaccination programmes globally, and more specifically, in low- and middle-income…”
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Abstract 56: Integrated Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention: What is the Cost of Cost Reduction? by Lawal, Ishak, Shinkafi-Bagudu, Zainab, Koko, Nuhu, Mohammad, Jamilu, Rano, Abdullahi Bala, Suleiman, Kabir Aliyu

“…Purpose: coupling of breast and cervical cancer prevention has been proposed as a possible low hanging fruit to accelerate simultaneous reduction in burden of…”
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"Not even my husband knows that I have this breast cancer": survivors' experiences in accessing, navigating and coping with treatment by Chidebe, Runcie C W, Orjiakor, Tochukwu C, Okwu, Gloria C, Orji, Mary-Gloria A, Nwosu-Zitta, Theodora O, Agha, Agha A, Aruah, Simeon C, Okem-Akwiwu, Chika, Nwakasi, Candidus C, Gyimah, Akwasi Adjei, Shinkafi-Bagudu, Zainab, Onyedibe, Maria-Chidi C, Okoye, Ifeoma J, Darlingtina, K Esiaka

“…Nigeria has the highest burden of breast cancer (BC) in Africa. While the survival rates for BC are over 90% in many high-income countries; low-and…”
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City-Led Multi-Sectoral Stakeholder Engagement to Advance Evidence-Informed Cancer Care in Abuja, Nigeria by Njoku, Chris C., Fasawe, Adedolapo, Shinkaffi-Bagudu, Zainab, Nwokwu, Uchechukwu E., Ibeka, Paulette, Mallafré-Larrosa, Meritxell, Bussman-Kemdjo, Sophie, Polo, Alfredo

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“Not even my husband knows that I have this [breast cancer]”: survivors’ experiences in accessing, navigating and coping with treatment by Chidebe, Runcie C. W., Orjiakor, Tochukwu C., Okwu, Gloria C., Orji, Mary-Gloria A., Nwosu-Zitta, Theodora O., Agha, Agha A., Aruah, Simeon C., Okem-Akwiwu, Chika, Nwakasi, Candidus C., Gyimah, Akwasi Adjei, Shinkafi-Bagudu, Zainab, Onyedibe, Maria-Chidi C., Okoye, Ifeoma J., Darlingtina, K. Esiaka

“…Purpose Nigeria has the highest burden of breast cancer (BC) in Africa. While the survival rates for BC are over 90% in many high-income countries; low-and…”
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Planning and advocating for cervical cancer prevention in Kebbi State, Nigeria: Learning points for the global call to eliminate cervical cancer by Lawal, Ishak K., Suleiman, Aliyu K., Bagudu, Zainab, Kanmodi, Kehinde K., Abdulsalam, Ganiyu A., Olakunle, Olarewaju S.

“…The WHO is leading a global call for the elimination of cervical cancer by the year 2030. Although the call in itself is ambitious, the adopted strategy is…”
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Abstract PO1-12-01: 'Not even my husband knows that I have this [breast cancer]': Survivors’ Experiences in Accessing, Navigating and Coping with Treatment by Chidebe, Runcie C.W., Orjiakor, Tochukwu C., Okwu, Gloria C., Orji, Mary-Gloria A., Nwosu-Zita, THEODORA, Agha, Agha A., Aruah, Simeon C., Okem-Akwiwu, Chika, Nwakasi, Candidus C., Gyimah, Akwasi Adjei, Shinkafi-Bagudu, Zainab, Okoye, Ifeoma J., Esiaka, Darlingtina K.

“…Purpose: Nigeria has the highest breast cancer (BC) burden in Africa. While the survival rates for BC are over 90% in many high-income countries; low-and…”
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Abstract IA011: The burden of cancer across Sub-Saharan Africa is projected to continue to rise, however, cancer care services are out of reach for most patients by Shinkafi-Bagudu, Dr. Zainab

“…The global burden of cancer is increasingly borne by patients in the low- and middle-income countries. The International Agency for Research on Cancer predicts…”
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Cancer control funding in Nigeria: A case for universal health coverage by Ndoh, Kingsley, Ahmed, Aliko, Yates, Robert, Adewole, Isaac, Bagudu-Shinkafi, Zainab, Odedina, Folakemi, Alawode, Gafar, Alabi, Samuel

“…Nigeria’s health spending per capita remains relatively low, with an out-of-pocket expenditure on health estimated at three-quarters of the nation's health…”
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