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(inferred from publications by AI)The researcher's work focuses on integrating insights from voice and speech disorders in urban Ghana with gender studies in Ewe language within the health sciences domain. They examine self-reported voice reports across diverse social contexts in Ghana, while also investigating the gendered patterns of first words when learning Ewe among children. This dual focus highlights a comprehensive approach to understanding both social and linguistic dynamics, contributing to broader research on mental health through improved mental health services for women affected by voice-related conditions.
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