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Lived Experiences of Coping With Type 1 Diabetes Among Palestinian Youth: A Qualitative Study
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Type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) in adolescents requires continuous self-care and emotional adjustment. Palestinian youth with T1DM face unique challenges within the context of the West Bank healthcare system, where political instability, resource limitations, and cultural factors create additional barriers to optimal diabetes management. These youth experience heightened social stigma, cultural dietary pressures, and restricted access to specialized healthcare services.
Keywords:
adolescence
content analysis
coping
Palestine
self-care
social support
stigma
type 1 diabetes
West Bank
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