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Weight Stigma and Compulsive Exercise: Few Fat Students in the Sample
A survey of 513 Chinese students links internalised weight stigma to compulsive exercise. How it was built, what it shows, and who it leaves out.
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Intuitive Eating Course at Work: One Difference in Seven Comparisons
A US worksite study compares two wellness programmes on 42 people. How it was built, what…
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Body Unease Tracks Weight Status More Than Age
An Italian study of 108 people compares body unease by age and weight status. How it…
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Diet Content in Your Feed and Restrained Eating: Link, Not Cause
A Polish survey of 370 women links frequent diet-related content in feeds to higher restraint scores.…
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Accurate GLP-1 Short Videos Draw Only a Quarter of Views
Physicians rated the most-viewed TikTok and YouTube Shorts videos about GLP-1 drugs. How the sample was…
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What Patients Expect From Clinicians, and What Newly Qualified Clinicians Say They Were Taught
Patients and newly qualified clinicians were interviewed separately. A secondary analysis compares them: where they agree…
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Training Clinicians on Obesity: A Measurable Effect on Thin Ground
A rapid review pools studies of obesity education for clinicians. How the evidence was built, what…
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Disability Law as the Only Door: What One Perspective Paper Argues About Weight Discrimination
A perspective paper argues that disability law reaches only part of weight discrimination. What it proposes,…
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Implicit Weight Bias May Be a Missing Head Start, Not a Slowdown
A reaction-time model of implicit weight bias in 224 young adults: a missing head start towards…
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Weight-Inclusive Care: What Can One Hour of Training Do?
A one-hour weight-inclusive care training for ten primary care providers: what the pilot measured, what interviews…
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