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    • Health Equity Research
    • Multilingual Data Analysis

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    • Qualitative interview data translation can introduce conceptual inequivalence, distorting participant experiences and compromising scientific rigor.
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    • Analyzing transcripts in their original language revealed nuanced cultural themes.
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    • The approach is crucial for advancing research on cultural, linguistic, and social determinants of health.