PO.ADV02 · 患者倡导
癌症的文化：打破研究的障碍
The culture of cancer: Breaking down barriers to research
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中文摘要
本海报探讨了文化、污名和生存者叙事如何影响癌症研究和预防的可及性，重点关注拉丁裔（Latine）和LGBTQ+社区中的肛门癌。基于我在Cheeky Charity的工作以及作为肛门癌生存者的亲身经历，本海报重点阐述了双语外展、创意媒体和生存者主导的倡议如何能够打破沉默，使癌症教育更易于接受。本海报将展示由文化、宗教和社会规范与研究、研究项目及结局共同构成的相互关联的循环圈。通过展示这些力量如何相互作用，本项目强调了采取基于生存者认知、具有文化共鸣的方法的必要性，以连接社区与科学，打破预防和护理的障碍。
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This poster explores how culture, stigma, and survivorstorytelling shape access to cancer research and prevention, with a focus onanal cancer in Latine and LGBTQ+ communities. Drawing on my work with CheekyCharity and my lived experience as an anal cancer survivor, it highlights howbilingual outreach, creative media, and survivor-led initiatives can dismantlesilence and make cancer education more approachable. The poster will illustratethe interconnected circle formed by culture, religion, and social normsalongside research, studies, and outcomes. By showing how these forcesinteract, the project emphasizes the need for survivor-informed, culturallyresonant approaches that bridge communities and science, breaking down barriersto prevention and care.