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Background: Weight bias, defined as negative misconceptions and stereotypes associated with weight, is prevalent in healthcare settings and is a critical barrier to patient-centred obesity care. Several calls to action ha...
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Background: Central obesity is strongly associated with cardiometabolic dysfunction and cardiovascular disease (CVD), yet CVD burden may vary by metabolic phenotype among affected adults. This study examined whether metab...