Examples of using Stigma in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's no longer a stigma.
Erasing the stigma once and for all.
I'm sure you're aware of our… stigma.
That again, it's stigma in disguise.
I am barely over my suicide stigma.
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Your suicide stigma is like the herps.
I'm really supposed to worry about a stigma?
You must face great stigma in the United States.
Hopefully we can all help end the stigma.
It is time we changed the stigma around dyslexia.
That's what I mean when I talk about stigma.
Thorley I et al. Stigma in the age of undetectability.
We didn't want him to grow up with the stigma of.
Patients say the stigma is worse than the disease.
And empowerment through employment-- reducing stigma.
Patients tell us the stigma is worse than the disease.”.
Despite the stigma in some social circles that accompanies being single, it is vital not to enter a relationship just to fit in.”.
For many with Fibromyalgia, stigma bars the way to treatment.
He describes the loneliness and discrimination experienced by those with dementiaas a"human rights violation" and says stigma must be eradicated.
Diana did alot to break the stigma around HIV and AIDS.
I believe it is now time for us to reclaim our right to a full night of sleep,and without embarrassment or that unfortunate stigma of laziness.
Unless we address stigma, HIV will continue to grow in our communities.
Mental illness is still considered a stigma in our society.
The worst part about stigma is that patients often internalize those feelings of shame.
Even when marijuana is legalized,it's hard to imagine the stigma will disappear entirely.
While monetary damages can assist victims, they are no substitute for criminal accountability in terms of deterrence, retributive justice,and moral stigma.
We have fought too hard to allow that stigma to return. meditateonthis ppd.
He recruits HIV-positive people to be community researchers, conducting interviews with other HIV-positive people,and asking about all aspects of the stigma experience.
The idea is torepeat the exercise every few years to see how the stigma of HIV, or the experience of people, changes.