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Female genital mutilation/cutting is a human rights violation deeply rooted in gender inequality. The detection of women who have suffered the practice poses a series of challenges in primary healthcare. Intersectoral actions with an intersectional approach can acknowledge the complexity of the issue that can enhance safe and dialogical environments.
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