"He [the doctor] said I should go and wait for my death:" Dualities in care and support access among female cancer survivors.

Introduction: While some countries have positive outlooks and technology at their disposals to detect and treat cancer in its earliest stages, other countries frequently demonstrate trends of late-stage presentation and treatment hesitancy. Nigeria is a nation that has a high cancer burden, with poorer outcomes than higher income countries (HICs). To add to the body of cancer knowledge in global health, and inform relevant policies to improve cancer survivorship, our study offers insight on cancer survivors' experiences in accessing care and support in Nigeria.