Sentence examples for as stigmatized from inspiring English sources

Older adults often perceive themselves as stigmatized and powerless in healthcare settings.

Honorata's parents refused to help her, also seeing her as stigmatized by her trauma.

A third participant described the topic of sexual health problems as stigmatized.

One explanation for the lack of difference in social support between women who have abortions and who carry the pregnancy to term is that unwanted birth is as stigmatized as abortion and hence the lack of difference.

Age and training in treating drug misuse have been shown to affect attitude (9); thus, younger practitioners may be more likely to consider MMT patients as medical patients than as stigmatized individuals.

13 "Yes" was coded as 1 and "No" and "I don't know" as 0. Each respondent's score was summed, and those who scored higher than the mean were considered as stigmatized.

"It's hard for me to understand how they came up with a name that, to me, is as bad and as stigmatizing as CFS," a patient in San Francisco told me.

Healthline does not use information about people's searches related to H.I.V., impotence or eating disorders to target ads to people, but it will use information about bipolar disorder, overactive bladder and anxiety, which can be as stigmatizing as the topics on its privacy-protected list.

"When you have a sexual preference that is as stigmatizing as pedophilia, then there's nowhere to go with it, there's no one to really talk to about it," said Professor Michael Miner, one of the study's co-authors.

– Service user (DH17) 1.2 Externalized/experienced stigma Results in this section have been grouped according to the places were stigmatization is perpetuated as well as stigmatizing agents which include, health professionals, family members and friends and community members.

It has been suggested that support groups are more likely to be sought for diseases viewed as stigmatizing, like AIDS, alcoholism, breast and prostate cancer rather than less stigmatizing, yet important, diseases like heart disease [ 28].