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Making the case for weight-inclusive care: Understanding associations of weight stigma with body image and disordered eating in SGM college students
Background: There is little research on weight stigma in relation to disordered eating and body appreciation within the SGM community. This study aimed to determine differences in weight self-stigma, disordered eating behaviors, and body appreciation among SGM participants compared to non-SGM partic
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