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The 13 pages that link to Social stigma of obesity, each with the reason it gives.

• Body imageRelated: Stigma can expose people to judgment that affects body-related feelings and beliefs.

• ObesityRelated: It shapes the lived experience of obesity and can affect access to care.

• Eating disorderRelated: Weight stigma can worsen distress and discourage disclosure or care.

• Beauty standardRelated: Standards that privilege particular body sizes can legitimize unequal treatment.

• Anorexia nervosaRelated: Weight stigma can obscure illness in people outside stereotyped body sizes and affect access to care.

• Body mass indexRelated: BMI labels can influence how body size is discussed and judged.

• Social stigmaBroader topic: It illustrates stigma attached to a visible characteristic often framed as personal responsibility.

• Body positivityRelated: Challenging this stigma is a central political aim of body-positive advocacy.

• Bariatric surgeryRelated: Stigma can shape access to treatment and the way surgical outcomes are judged.

• Richard SimmonsRelated: Simmons described painful childhood teasing about his weight as a force behind his work.

• DietingRelated: Social pressure and stigma can drive dieting and shape its emotional costs.

• Israel KamakawiwoʻoleRelated: His life is sometimes discussed through weight-focused narratives that can obscure his music and cultural work.

• Jon Brower MinnochRelated: The language used to describe record-setting weight can reinforce stereotypes about obesity.