Sentence examples for stigmatization among from inspiring English sources

What factors explain acceptance of slave ancestry among some Malagasy and its concurrent stigmatization among others?

Significantly, they linked the avoidance of discussing mental health issues and maternal depression with stigmatization among pediatric primary healthcare providers.

Symptoms of Hg and As exposure are characterized by peripheral neuropathy and acrodynia among others [ 17- 20], which can result in social stigmatization among the affected individuals.

Barriers related to motivate peers to get tested for Ct include fear of stigmatization among peers, repercussion (e.g. aggression), blaming the other, availability of contact details and the level of emotional commitment [ 38, 42- 44].

In a study in Belgium to examine the degree of stigmatization among trainee psychiatrists, 75% of all trainee psychiatrists confirmed hearing denigrating or humiliating remarks about the psychiatric profession more than once [ 30].

Focus group discussions involve interaction between participants and therefore could have increased the social desirability bias, as both pediatricians and health visitors would try to present themselves as more responsible professionals and avoid express opinions about stigma (especially stigmatization among health professionals).

Moreover, there is low productivity, low income, and higher health related costs among infected adults; and extreme forms of social stigmatization, especially among women [ 6].

A possible explanation for the increased stigmatization reported among pediatric health professionals in the present study could be located in the context of the weak primary health care system.

According to UNAIDS, in the year 2016, 2,900 people died due to the virus, and there were still 84,000 people living with HIV, of whom over 12,000 were children aged 0 to 14. Discrimination and stigmatization, particularly among male partners and families, not using contraceptives and inappropriate breastfeeding techniques are still major challenges that UNICEF and partners are addressing.

Anti-obeah legislation, particularly after the end of slavery in the nineteenth century, played a central role in creating public misunderstandings of the meaning and role of obeah among the West Indian masses, and led to the stigmatization and devaluation among future generations of African-derived spiritual beliefs and practices.

Social loneliness and stigmatization often occur among users who need benefits.