Sentence examples for inherent stigma from inspiring English sources

Coupled with the inherent stigma of mental illness, concern for face may lead women to deny having early postnatal depressive symptoms and to refrain from seeking help from others.

This, dovetailed with the inherent stigma and apprehension about making a wrong diagnosis and disclosing the diagnosis with aptitude and empathy, seems to be the font of insecurities that make PCPs reluctant or unable at times to recognise dementia earlier.

In the UK, there's an underlying stigma attached to family members of prisoners, as if somehow crime's inherent in their genetic make-up.

Yet this wage premium seems paltry considering the stigma and inherent risks.

Also, inherent barriers such as HIV stigma and ageism may prevent people from benefitting from religious and spiritual sources of solace as they age with HIV.

Two problems attend any psychobiological issue, particularly sexual dysfunction: the inherent problem, and the problem about the problem -- the stigma.

However, where good relationships pervade, despite these issues, they have the potential to counteract systemic problems inherent within mental health trusts (e.g. power imbalance, stigma, medical hierarchy and limited resources) [ 24].

One potential explanation for this finding may result from an inherent desire for confidentiality in this setting of substantial anti-abortion stigma.

The stigma and discrimination attached to testing, along with the inherent fear of a positive result were the biggest barriers to HCT uptake.

"By adopting such laws, the [Russian] authorities reinforce stigma and encourage homophobia, which is incompatible with the notions of equality, pluralism, and tolerance inherent in a democratic society," the court said.

Despite this inherent limitation, we identified numerous examples of participants observing others' behavior that appeared to be driven by HIV stigma.