South Asian Family Approaches to Disease SAFAD Study
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Funding News!
Congratulations, Dr. Trivedi and team for receiving a Stanford Dept. of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Innovator Award! This grant will build on our work that South Asian breast cancer survivors and family caregivers experience culturally entrenched stigma and taboos that can worsen their stress, lead to social isolation and loneliness, and interfere with obtaining timely care. We will partner with community leaders locally, in India, South Asian survivors, and South Asian family caregivers in this research.
Congratulations, Dr. Trivedi and team for receiving a grant from the National Cancer Institute to co-design a culturally attuned behavioral intervention for South Asian breast cancer survivors and family caregivers! This 2-year grant will continue to fuel our pioneering work in improving well-being and outcomes in this vastly understudied populations.
SAFAD in India!
Dr. Trivedi and Community Advisory Board member, Ms. Sonoo Thadaney-Israni, conducted a workshop for breast cancer caregivers and survivors in Pune, India in collaboration with the Nag Foundation on February 4, World Cancer Day.
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email: safadstudy@stanford.edu
phone: (650) 724-9940
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