… enacted weight stigma, weight self-stigma, and multiple health outcomes. … weight stigma
and weight self-stigma with multiple self-reported health outcomes while controlling for health …

… There is ample evidence that obesity is a stigmatized trait and that health care providers as
well as the general public are biased against people with obesity. Weight stigma consists of …

… predicted greater weight bias internalization and greater health care utilization (Hilbert et
al.… examined the influence of weight bias internalization on health care utilization. The theme ‘…

… In addition to prioritizing research to better understand the impact of weight stigma on
healthcare experiences, utilization, and patient outcomes, our findings indicate the importance of …

… Weight stigma refers to societal devaluation of people because of their body weight or
body size. In North America and many Western societies, individuals with higher weight (eg, …

… effects of responsibility for weight ideology, actual body weight, self-esteem and satisfaction
with health care on health care utilization by women of normative weight as compared to …

… experienced weight stigma or weight self-stigma predicted psychiatric/mental health medication
… to promote utilization, including through the prevention of weight stigma, are essential. …

… their experiences of weight stigma, diabetes stigma, diabetes self-management, diabetes-specific
distress, healthcare utilization, perceptions of diabetes-specific health care. They also …

… weight stigma, which were linked to greater body-related shame. Internalized weight stigma
… provider’s office, but they likely negatively impact their future healthcare utilization, either …

… health correlates, as well as its role in health-care utilization and treatment outcomes.
Additional longitudinal studies assessing how weight stigma influences emotional health and …