This qualitative study aims to investigate the beliefs, attitudes, knowledge, and behaviors of undergraduate college students related to use of hookah and oral nicotine pouches to inform approaches to educate and affect behavior change to reduce exposure to carcinogens and other harmful constituents among this population.

This supplement to the Quit4Life+ parent study collects qualitative and quantitative data on the types, magnitude, and drivers of cancer stigma and the impact of stigma on cancer prevention, screening, care services, and access to care among PLWH in Uganda and Zambia. The findings from this supplemental data will have important implications for healthcare providers, policymakers, and public health practitioners working to prevent and control cancer within PLWH in Uganda and

This study aims to examine experiences and drivers of cancer stigma and their associations with access to care.