Potential unintended consequences of graphic warning labels on sugary drinks: do they promote obesity stigma?
Lydia E HaywardLenny R VartanianPublished in: Obesity science & practice (2019)
Although the graphic warning label has been found to reduce sugary drink purchases, it also promotes obesity stigma and is perceived as stigmatizing by individuals with overweight and obesity. Given that weight stigma predicts harmful health and well-being consequences, the benefits of graphic warning labels need to be balanced against the potential costs.
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