Subtle discrimination and subjective well-being in obese patients

An increasing number of people are facing the burden of obesity. Besides the medical problems that are related to obesity, the reviewed literature shows that this disease has become a social stigma that affects the health-related quality of life of obese people. The study focused specifically on how

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