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  • Pediatric low-grade gliomas (pLGGs) show varying treatment responses and poor outcomes when complete tumor removal isn't possible, making early treatment prediction important.
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  • A developed radiomic signature accurately predicts these immune profiles and progression-free survival, identifying high-risk patients for potential targeted therapies.
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Methods: In a qualitative phenomenological study conducted in Cameroon, Ghana, and Tanzania, we explored stakeholders' perceptions of SCD-related stigma using three analytical frameworks: Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems Theory; The Health Stigma and Discriminatory Framework; and A Public Health Framework for Reducing Stigma.

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