Weight stigma negatively impacts the health and health behaviors of individuals. It has been
associated with physical and mental health outcomes in different populations. However, no …

Purpose: Weight stigma is associated with poor mental and emotional health and may be
especially harmful to sexual and gender minority (SGM) individuals due to co-occurring …

Sexual minority women are disproportionately impacted by obesity yet are
underrepresented in weight stigma research. This Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) …

Objective Despite elevated rates of obesity among some groups of sexual minority (SM)
adults, research examining weight stigma in this population is scarce. Methods Weight …

Weight stigma is associated with a range of adverse health outcomes (eg, disordered
eating). Women, sexual minorities, and higher weight individuals are at increased risk of …

Consequences of obesity can be both physiological and psychological. Persons with obesity
are more likely suffer from increased psychosocial burden due to their weight, and obesity …

Background and objective Because they deviate from societal expectations regarding
thinness, women with high body weight or large body size frequently experience social …

Weight stigma, or weight bias, refers to biased beliefs and negative opinions towards people
with excess weight. This phenomenon manifests in prejudice and negative attitudes towards …

Weight stigma is associated with a range of adverse health outcomes (eg, disordered
eating). Women, sexual minorities, and higher weight individuals are at increased risk of …

Weight stigma among sexual minority men predicts negative health outcomes; however,
existing research is cross-sectional. Therefore, we longitudinally examined the presence …