Aim To synthesize quantitative research evidence on the association between type 2
diabetes (T2D) stigma and psychological, behavioral, and clinical outcomes. Methods We …

People with diabetes often encounter stigma (ie, negative social judgments, stereotypes,
prejudice), which can adversely affect emotional, mental, and physical health; self-care …

Introduction This study sought to identify how diabetes organisations conceptualize the
problem of diabetes‐related stigma and how this shapes the selection of stigma‐reduction …

College students' beliefs and attitudes concerning concussion, and masculinity norms, were
examined in relation to stigma and willingness to seek treatment for possible concussion …

Objectives This study explores the structure of beliefs about type 2 diabetes among Black
adults and informs potential targets to reframe negative beliefs and enhance diabetes self …

Aims To systematically review the literature investigating the links between stigma and the
management of type 1 diabetes. Methods A systematic literature review was conducted in …

Prior research demonstrates an influence of culpability framing on news consumers'
perceptions about, and willingness to provide support for, those managing illness. Framing …

Background Individuals with diabetes experience a wide variety of psychosocial responses
to their illness due, in part, to the nature of type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Variation in patient …

Objective We aimed to identify the health and quality-of-life research priorities of Australians
with diabetes or family members. Methods Through an iterative, three-step, online survey …

People experiencing homelessness balance competing priorities resulting in reduced
capacity to meet the care demands of chronic conditions, including Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus …