Authors of a new study were surprised to find that this relationship was exclusive to women of normal weight.
Kristen Monaco
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Articles by Kristen Monaco
Implicit bias among health care providers against obese persons may persist through the final stages of care.
The "novel (and contradictory) finding..." say study authors, challenges conventional wisdom as well as current literature.
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