2024
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-5409926/v1
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Social Isolation, Social Exclusion and Access to Resources: Mapping the Gendered Impact of TB-related Stigma Among TB Patients in Eastern Cape Province, South Africa

Andrew Medina-Marino,
Lindsey de Vos,
Joseph Daniels

Abstract: Background Stigma and isolation among people living with tuberculosis (PLWTB) is well documented. Poorly understood are the gendered pathways by which TB-related stigma results in isolation or impacts access to resources during one’s illness-to-health journey. Methods We interviewed PLWTB receiving treatment at government clinics in Buffalo City Metro, South Africa. Semi-structured guides explored: TB symptom experiences; access-to-care; treatment motivation; key supporters; and access to mental and tangibl… Show more

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