Examining Experiences of Gender Identities, Roles, and Relations among Men with Same-Gender Sexual Histories: Implications of Gender Nonconformity on Access to Quality Healthcare in Urban Ghana
Amos Apreku(Harvard University), Carmen H. Logie(University of Toronto), Adom Manu(University of Ghana), Debbie Dada(Washington University in St. Louis), LaRon E. Nelson(Yale University), Kwasi Torpey(University of Ghana), Gloria Aidoo‐Frimpong(Yale University), Marcel Foster(RTI International), Gamji Rabiu Abu-Ba’are(Yale University), Gilbert Adjei(Kumasi Centre for Collaborative Research in Tropical Medicine), Laura Nyblade, Oneil Fahd Osei Kuffour(Ghana Health Service), Melissa A. Stockton(Columbia University Irving Medical Center)
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