Studies show  and we know  that if we enter a medical facility, were not going to get the same kind of care as someone smaller. Like any random person on the street, they were just looking at my body and making a judgment. Weight is fiercely moralized and, to many, being heavier is considered a moral failure, he said. People with higher weights generally receive a lower quality of care than their smaller peers, and they may even avoid care altogether because doctors make them feel so much shame about their weight. Health is about your overall behaviors, your genetics, your socioeconomic status, your access to health care, whether you have a doctor whos shaming you, and so many other factors, Singh said.
With higher weight individuals receive a better capital of care.
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