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Weight Discrimination Puts Individuals at Risk of Increasing Levels of Obesity, Study Finds
Rather than acting as a motivating factor to lose weight, discrimination based on a person's BMI may actually increase an obese person's risk of gaining even more of it, a study published in the journal PLOSE ONE found.
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