People living with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes (T1DM &T2DM) report that media–including
journalism, health promotion, and popular culture–are a primary source of stigmatic …

Objectives While health-related stigma has been the subject of considerable research in
other conditions (obesity and HIV/AIDS), it has not received substantial attention in diabetes …

Objectives While health-related stigma has been the subject of considerable research in
other conditions (eg, HIV/AIDS, obesity), it has not received substantial attention in diabetes …

Diabetes stigma is a pervasive social phenomenon with significant impacts on individuals
living with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). Despite the negative health impact of diabetes …

Aims: To examine the extent of social stigma toward diabetes among Singapore's multi-
ethnic general population and determine whether this differs across socio-demographic sub …

Aim: To examine the potential negative and positive impacts of, and reaction to, eight
Australian National Diabetes Week campaign videos (originally broadcast between 2005 …

Introduction This study sought to identify how diabetes organisations conceptualize the
problem of diabetes‐related stigma and how this shapes the selection of stigma‐reduction …

Background Qualitative studies in type 1 diabetes indicate that visibility of diabetes supplies,
self-care, and hypoglycemia symptoms are associated with stigma and suboptimal …

Nearly 80% of adults with diabetes report experiences of diabetes stigma, varying by the use
of insulin therapy. We aimed to examine associations between diabetes stigma and the use …

Objective We applied a social network approach to examine if three types of diabetes-
related stigma (self-stigma, perceived stigma and enacted stigma) moderated associations …