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A study of weight bias and sizeism among nutrition and dietetics educators
Weight stigma, weight bias, sizeism, and fatphobia refer to discrimination or negative beliefs and attitudes towards individuals living in a larger body.1,2,3 Evidence from healthcare research demonstrates that weight stigma and bias are prevalent across clinical and educational environments.2,3 Thi
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