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"We hope that this work will provide new ways to help support gay men with HIV and reduce the impact of stigma, " says Dr Brady.

And any lingering stigma associated with OK is long since gone. Now OK is not out of place in the mouth of a US president like Barack Obama.

The result was the development of a partial stigma toward RIA in the enterprise, which often referred to it as "unproven technology. "

And all of that reaffirms how critical it is for primary care doctors to ask the right questions and offer diagnosis without stigma.

The easy-to-operate fake hymens are also used by women in the Middle East, where pre-marital sex still has a strong social stigma.

Establishing a neurobiological cause might help remove some of the blame and stigma that surrounds conditions like anorexia, he said.

After the eras of Mark Palios, Adam Crozier and Graham Kelly, Barwick will at least leave the FA free of any stigma of controversy.

While she had no stigma on her body from her youth, she was marked on her soul.

Countless people stand, to heart within the inviolability of their motherland, in the dark, in the stigma, struggle they shed blood.

SI systems do not work if the stigma is pollinated experimentally when the flower is still in bud (allowing easy study of the system).

Or they fear the stigma of having to ask for government assistance, not wanting to let their neighbors know they're in trouble.

The stigma associated with incarceration serves as a greater deterrent than a fine that can be passed along as the cost of doing business.

Any lingering stigma about finding true love online seems to be fading, particularly among older adults, researchers found.

Still wary of social stigma, she did not want her full name used.

In a sporophytic interaction, the surface of the pollen grain is recognized, normally by the stigma.

The association has tried to introduce the concept of garage sales, in a country where secondhand goods carry a stigma.

The stigma against loneliness has got worse, precisely because we're more vulnerable to it than we used to be.

Researchers at Yale University said the fIndIngs highlight the difficulty In tacklIng the stigma around obesity.

But you know, like, there's kind of a stigma to living there.

What amazes me is that there seems to be a stigma attached to spending time with oneself.

I felt weak and ashamed, and began to appreciate, too, the embarrassment and stigma my patients felt, ' he writes.

Social stigma will not permit them to return to their own villages or to mingle with the population in the Sinhala-dominated south.

A premium fee is justified by the risks involved in working in an illegal industry, as well as the related stigma of being paid for sex.

And that stigma is all across United States when we see corporate logos.

We thought about getting married. You think it'd be legal in California, but there's too much chaos in the Bay Area . . . too much stigma.

I stress that the concept of gendered stigma can help reveal the formation, impacts and management of stigma more adequately.

The concern with stigma fits well into a broader and older concern with deviance and its labelling .

As the stigma of depression has eased, the number of people diagnosed with it has increased.

But at least your handedness no longer carries a humiliating social stigma.

Support system negatively influenced anxiety and depression via feeling of stigma and self-esteem, and it had negative effect.

Their fundamental right to essential health care and life free from fear of stigma and discrimination must be strengthened.

However good a university 's teaching may be, a lowly ranking carries a stigma, at least in some eyes.

Anti-stigma work cannot remain to be just a slogan.

The SBA carries a stigma, because requesting such a loan is assumed to reflect badly on the recipient's economic management.

First you need to get the required level and a stigma stone allowing you to use stigma stones with specific skills.

Water stress decreased significantly the length of the anthotaxy and stigma, pollen germination, fruit setting percentage and fruit size.

The whole shop is a stigma and a corner shop, shop and asked for the meeting to replace the sloping beams.

We need to encourage women to take a more active role in their treatment and reduce the stigma and embarrassment of this problem.

But no matter how well I performed at home with friends, during school recess the stigma of "short kid" stuck with me while choosing teams.

Background: Although mental illness stigma has a strong impact on people with schizophrenia, we had little related studies in Taiwan.

Some of the stigma continues today in many countries and can impact the quality of life for people with the disorder and their families.

The female part of the plant The female , ovule-bearing organ of a flower, including the stigma , style, and ovary .

with discrimination and stigma of a declaration of war, risk behavior change, prevention of new infections.

" South Los Angeles" , geographically identical to Watts , carried none of the latter's stigma .

There was no perceived stigma for HEF patients but many of them still had to borrow money to access health care.

Until very recently, developing the Amazon was the priority, and some settlers feel betrayed by the new stigma surrounding deforestation.

Train staff at the primary level for the interventions, including AIDS as a chronic illness management and stigma reduction, etc.

Things have improved, but still when a person is found to be HIV positive they're still [exposed to] pockets of stigma and discrimination.

Society no longer attaches the stigma of "instability" to the idea of career hopping, as it once did.

Stigma and discrimination can be severe in certain areas, and many women fear people will discover their status if they take a test.

By presenting the new package in the form of an auction, central banks hope to remove that stigma.

The survey evidence demonstrates that there is a growing stigma against the poor and social exclusion.

We demonstrate that GS3, one of the genes regulating seed length, also regulates stigma length and participates in stigma exsertion in rice.

This is for a variety of reasons which include a shortage of testing equipment and trained health staff, as well as the continuing stigma.

She still encounters that stigma within her own family. "Even my father and a brother think I'm on mind-altering drugs, " she said.

Temping carries quite a stigma, judging by how few firms or executives admit they are resorting to it.

Will theemployee be so embarrassed by what appears to be failure that the stigma willcarry over into future jobs?

stigmas slightly flat at top, narrowly margined on lateral sides, shortly beaked in front, beak erect, with a smaller stigma hole at tip.

Result: The effective components of stigma maydis could be separated, and clear specific spots appeared in two different spread-systems.

Tackling stigma and discrimination are a priority, as elsewhere in the region, and efforts to reduce trafficking are critically important.

The usually slender part of a pistil, situated between the ovary and the stigma.

The war has promoted the sport in Greece, the ancient Olympic Games with the event also marked the military stigma .

Obesity carries a social stigma and the public does not understand its negative social, economic, and health impacts.

upper lemma and palea subequal, styles connate, elongate, continued into a long feathery stigma 2-branched toward its apex.

People with epilepsy and their families can suffer from stigma and discrimination in many parts of the world.

It is even more common and accepted for two people to have children out of wedlock without the stigma of being illegitimate.

When the bee lands on a flower on another tree , it brushes against the pistil of the flower, leaving pollen grains on the sticky stigma .

If you consider illness as a kind of moral stigma, then you will simply add an unneeded quality to any condition of ill health.

Years ago there was a stigma about meeting people online but now it's extremely accepted and commonplace.

They told young men to wear a condom, to stop blaming others for not getting themselves tested, and to fight the stigma of the virus.

These days, auto-makers offer oversize rims as an option for new cars, and the "bad boy" stigma has dissolved into the mainstream.

Psychological nursing interventions targeted stigma can reduce mental and social disorders of patients with internet addiction disorder.

Still, a Burmese sex worker made a passionate intervention at the conference lamenting the stigma her profession carries.

This week Mr Karzai promised to remove the "stigma" of corruption and form an inclusive government that will be a "mirror of Afghanistan" .

Status Offline AIDS has long had a heavy stigma attached to it in China, with sufferers forced into hiding.

however , hiv prevalence has fallen in cambodia and thailand due to comprehensive prevention programs and efforts to fight stigma.

The stigma of the disorder can discourage people from seeking treatment for symptoms and becoming identified with the disorder.

Now Sanders wants to share her story in an effort to tear down the stigma of mental illness.

Policies that help remove the stigma around childcare will help put men and women on an equal footing in science, says Mary Ann Mason.

The difficulties were compounded by the desperate lack of support and the stigma attached to the condition at the time.

In other words, for a human being, only death itself ensures a speedier genetic demise than stigma and exclusion.

Various hypotheses addressing the adaptive significance of stigma closure have been proposed.

Researchers also gave participants a stigma consciousness questionnaire to test how strongly they bought into negative stereotypes.

Meanwhile, the social stigma associated with sexually transmitted disease creates an obstacle to wider screening and treatment for syphilis.

Small banks are just as wary of the TARP stigma as larger rivals.

Sex work is met with a lot of prejudice and stereotypes, which make up the whore stigma.

One option gives me a pile of hard cash, but uncertainty and the stigma of unemployment.

She says the social stigma is so great in some parts of the region that many women fail to seek help until it is too late.

Most poignantly of all, material possessions cannot be magically acquired, and stigma of poverty cannot be covered up through magical means.

And yet, there is definitely a social stigma today in the UK about being poor.

The significant damage to health is frequently compounded by the misery of stigma and social exclusion, especially for women and girls.

Fear, misunderstanding, discrimination and social stigma have surrounded epilepsy for centuries.

Stigma exsertion is an important trait that contributes to the improvement of seed production in hybrid rice.

The intergration of pollen surface proteins will facilitate the further research on molecular mechanism of pollen-stigma recognition.

But there is still a real stigma attached to seeking care for mental-health issues.

Social stigma against disabilities can cloud the enormous benefits of a receiving a disability label such as an autism spectrum disorder.

Psychiatrists also share the stigma of their patients and, similarly, can become victims of discriminatory practices.

stigmas slightly thickened and narrowly margined on lateral sides and abaxially, shortly beaked in front, with a stigma hole at tip of beak.

Limited understanding of the causes, manifestations and consequences of HIV-related stigma.

The condition still carries a stigma that makes few willing to admit to it publicly.

Stigma ovoid-capitate, on short style; stipules persistent, reflexed at flowering; slender stoloniferous herb.

Germination of the pollen grain to give the pollen tube usually takes place only when the pollen is compatible with the stigma tissue.

Inflorescence elongated with short lateral branches, all axes completely hidden by very closely spaced flowers; stigma ring like.

He hoped it would erase the social stigma of his low-caste roots.

"It's just too bad that gaming still has this stigma attached to it in the modern workplace, " says Ethan Mollick.

beak horizontal, mouth slightly curved upward, with a larger stigma hole.

Until now, the mechanism of stigma closure and the hypotheses of avoiding self-pollination have been still uncertain.

Pollen surface proteins are involved in the recognition between pollens and stigma, and play crucial roles in plant growth and reproduction.

But even where laws exist, scholars say lack of awareness, poverty, and social stigma often prevent women from accessing legal help.

The new facility would carry no conditions and no stigma for countries following sound macroeconomic policies.

Watters said AIDS still carries a stigma in Africa, and many Christians are often reluctant to reach out.

This stigma has one practical consequence. It makes it harder for Vietnam to defend itself against the charge of dumping.

Women may also change partners as often as they like, and promiscuity carries no social stigma.

In the U. S. , though, the practice bears a stigma of inbreeding just this side of incest.

Combine this with a lack of awareness and the stigma of TB, and people often delay seeking care.

Conclusion Stigma has great impact on negative emotions and mental disorders of patients with internet addiction disorder.

Uses the TCL method, clear and differential spots of mulberry, purslane, stigma may presented in different developing solvent.

"There's nothing easy about it, confronting [a weight problem], getting over the stigma of being here, " she says.

There is widespread ignorance about AIDS and HIV in those communities. And a huge stigma attached to using condoms.

The reason isn't clear, but may be linked to self-esteem, unsatisfactory relationships, social stigma, and other psychological issues.

stigmas conspicuously margined on lateral sides and abaxially, shortly beaked in front, with a larger stigma hole at tip of beak.

Scanning electron microscope image of the stigma of a Penta lanceolata flower, approximately 140 microns wide.

But a new-model stigma shouldn't (and couldn't) look like the old sexism.

They were excited. It was breaking the ice, it was getting over a stigma, and I think that's also what design can do.

Leaf blade subrounded or broadly cuneate at base; stigma 6-lobed at margin, lobes with a white hollow on adaxial surface.

She recognizedher own "little individual prejudices" against people on welfare, theshame and stigma that came with it.

stigmas margined on lateral sides and abaxially, shortly beaked in front, beak nearly erect, with a rounded stigma hole at tip.

The origins of stigma lie not in ignorance or psychopathology but in Darwinian biology, said Griffith.

Each stigma and style must be picked by hand and it takes thousands to make a single ounce of the spice.

Indeed, one of the worst things about bed-wetting is the stigma.

Low awareness of personal risk of HIV infection and fear of stigma and discrimination account, in part, for low uptake of testing services.

staminodes when present petaloid, tightly enclosing style and stigma, alternating with petals.

He tells us that modern knowledge about leprosy does not necessarily reduce the stigma .

Simple tests that could readily reveal an individual's genetic endowment could also readily cause embarrassment or stigma.

Inflorescences cymose, usually axillary; stigma swollen, lobed.

Suffered from multiple stigma, internal fear and shame equally powerful as external discrimination.

stigmas not papillose, curved forward, forming a short beak, with a broad stigma hole at tip of beak.

On Monday , former President Bill Clinton said more people would get tested for HIV if an aggressive effort took place to fight the stigma .

Yet race has faded, as has the social stigma in stating a preference for the white candidate over the black one.

stigmas flat at top, with obtuse margin on lateral sides and abaxially, shortly beaked in front, with an upward stigma hole at tip of beak.

But bankruptcy still carries a powerful stigma, discouraging many entrepreneurs from taking risks.

But doctors know more than anyone that people get sick. Why is there a stigma when a doctor gets sick?

This also creates a demand for information and services, and should spur action for reducing risk, vulnerability and stigma.

Such is the hope for the millions of women like Rita Sembuya who longs for an end to the stigma of childlessness.

Adenosine triphosphatase activity in watermelon stigma papilla cells was studied.

Volunteers encourage HIV testing, teach about nutrition, and help to reduce stigma and discrimination.

Her behaviour will leave a stigma upon her family.

These are structurally similar and are expressed on both the stigma surface and the surface of the pollen grain.

No reason, of course, save the fact that contemporary America doesn't seem willing to accept sexual stigma, period.

ovules numerous. Stigma capitate. Fruiting pedicel pendulous.

There's no stigma attached to using it, and no one but you and the computer even have to know that you used it.

Here the public-policy options are limited; some kind of social stigma is a necessity.

Famous actors and directors distrust a platform that carries only slightly less stigma than a straight-to-video release.

A punitive stance increases the stigma of being short of liquidity and encourages banks to hoard cash, making the crisis worse.

styles clavate; stigmas narrowly margined on lateral sides, shortly beaked in front, beak erect, with smaller stigma hole at tip.

Many couples were forced to stay in "dead marriages" just to keep their privacy and avoid public stigma.

Ovary ellipsoid (drum-shaped), glabrous. Stigma conical, spirally ridged.

Achene lustrous, easily detached from perianth; stigma usually deciduous.

Poor mental health in gay populations is partly due to societal stigma and victimisation.

Once pregnant, women face an uncomfortable reality: The stigma of unwed motherhood is greater than that of having an abortion.

Both are great examples of the valuable work taking place to prevent diseases and reduce the stigma associated with those diseases.

Keeping in mind that another hurdle - the stigma of being fired - has just been added to your job search.

No longer was borrowing a stigma, a sign of poverty, or financial mismanagement.

The website Little Prince is depressed tries to remove the stigma of depression and provide help to needy adolescents.

Stigma capitate. Fruit fleshy follicles, dehiscent along abaxial suture.

The stigma they face means they are often ostracized from society and fail to receive the care they require.

Stigma capitate. Capsule narrowly ovoid, enveloped in persistent calyx, apex acute.

stigma capitate. Utricles globose or ovoid, indehiscent, falling off with perianth.

stigma capitate. Capsule subglobose, circumscissile.

Fruit drupes, fleshy, red when mature, black when dry, crowned with persistent calyx teeth, style, and stigma.

HIV stigma exacerbates these issues and can have serious consequences for general and mental health.

Stigma has discouraged many vulnerable people from asking for help in preventing and managing the disease.

It's a stigma to ask for money.

style stout, ca. 3. 8 cm, glabrous or with a few glands at base, stigma large, discoid.

Stigma allows an observer to make quick, decisive judgments about a person's social identity with little mental effort.

The age-old stigma associated with the disease remains an obstacle to self-reporting and early treatment.

Petals oblong-ovate, lateral ones distinctly bearded, stigma papillose.

stigma turgid, spirally twisted-tortuous or U-shaped, capitate or reniform and setose-papillose.

Related columns: obesity and laxity; obesity and stigma; girth control; the global explosion of fat.

stigmas curved forward and thickly beaked in front, with a large stigma hole at tip of beak.

The psychic cost of unemployment can in part be explained by the social stigma and loss of self-esteem job loss entails.

But we continue to fight in the UK against stigma and prejudice at all levels.

Robert and Joseph suggested the following guidelines to remove the stigma associated with terminated projects.

Optimization on Regeneration Conditions of Style-stigma-like Structure in Crocus sativus L.

The pollen is shed directly on the stigma, resulting in a high percentage of self fertilization.

Although Mexico's response to the FCL is a good sign, the stigma of borrowing from the IMF remains a concern.

In fact, some studies show a "crisis competence" derived from considerableexperience dealing with stigma and discrimination, said Carlson.

But career entrepreneurship is truly unique, because there's no stigma associated with failure.

stigma thick, peltate, apex concave, sometimes slightly oblique.

Style filiform; stigma lingulate, compressed.

Therefore, stigma, stigma and discrimination are in fact trying, it will add to the objective at the AIDS epidemic.

Stigma head narrowly conical, usually just exserted from anther appendages.

Petals broadly oblong-obovate, lateral ones glabrous, stigma not papillose.

Stigma sessile, radiate on cup-shaped stigmatic disc rimmed by carpellary appendages.

Apical anther membranes triangular, exceeding stigma head; pollinia subobovate.

However, several features distance D-BUS from the stigma of being "Yet Another IPC Implementation. "

He found that while women face more stigma, both genders give the same reasons for not having kids.

There is still a stigma attached to divorce but considerably less than in the past.

We think the banks are more worried about the potential stigma than the premium they have to pay.

The stigma on government involvement should be jettisoned.

fertilization by transfer of pollen from the anthers to the stigma of the same flower.

Elimination of stigma and discriminatory behaviors.

Style slender; stigma fimbriate, slightly exserted.

stigma narrowly oblanceolate, decurrent to middle-lower part of style.

In many societies, the social stigma they cause, especially for women, is a fate worse than death.

stigmas thickly margined on lateral sides and at apex, very shortly beaked in front, with a broad stigma hole at tip of beak.

Another old distro that many new users simply ignore because it's got too much of a geek stigma is Debian.

Moreover, the stigma associated with the process is believed to have a negative impact on consumer sentiment.

Online dating isn't a popular way to meet people; there's still a social stigma attached to it.

Important among these is the "stigma of failure" common in American and most western societies.

We cannot deal effectively with stigma without dealing with issues of sexuality and fears of death.

Today, we once again standing in the five-star red flag passing under review the stigma, feeling of happiness.

Stigma capitate. Capsule loculicidal.

The results showed that there were only 6 days overlaps of stigma receptivity with pollen dispersal.

Stigma poses a major challenge for the recovery and social integration of people with mental health problems.

HIV-related stigma is another obstacle to preventing mother-to-child transmission.

ovary cylindric, ca. 5 mm, densely brown appressed fasciculate-tomentose; style glabrous; stigma discoid.

Chinese culture is in this role and reaction of the development process, marked with the stigma of the times.

Stigma head depressed, flattened or concave, rarely longer than anthers.

Too high a stigma degree and the worse astigmatism may affect the recovery of contrast sensitivity vision.

He maintains that the stigma associated with wealth in the past, sometimes deservedly, has lifted in recent years.

The stigma of failure is attached to a cost reduction program.

Dr. Robert Markus took this picture of Mirabilis jalapa (four o'clock flower) stigma with pollen.

Nectaries on corolla lobes; stigma elevated above ovary, not decurrent.

Leaves pectinate-pinnatifid, with up to 11 lobes on each side of midvein; stigma prominently 2-lobed, lobes subdecurrent.

The lethal characteristics of AIDS are important effect factors for AIDS stigma.

stigmas enlarged, globose, with a large stigma hole in front.

Companies whose U. S. listings failed will almost certainly suffer a serious stigma in the CSRC's eyes.

The feeling of stigma was related to address, examination type and whether they experienced discrimination etc.

And there was so much stigma attached.

Objective To observe the antipyretic choleretic effect and the acute toxicity of Stigma Maydis Polysaccharide(SMPS).

Style filiform; stigma obconical, slightly cup-shaped to peltate.

In this paper, recent advances in the sensitive stigma are summarized, and some problematical issues are also discussed.

Even when no stigma attaches to the drugs involved, most clinical trials end in failure.

THE stigma attached to only children - that they have weaker social skills - is unwarranted.

You cannot say, "I simply want to make this better than before" . We need to remove that stigma.

Structural reinforcement added layer of stigma Rachel.

stigma disciform, capitate, or ampuliform.

stigma capitate. Utricle brown, obcordate.

stigma capitate. Capsule loculicidally and septicidally dehiscent, breaking up into separate valves. Seeds reniform.

Stigma results in inadequate insurance coverage.

In the grasses the pollen tube is blocked at the stigma surface with pectins and callose.

stigma capitate, depressed at apex, margin slightly lobed. Fruit not seen.

Stigma and misinformation are rife. Treatment is expensive.

style obscure; stigma turbinate, broadly ovoid, or globose.

The database access, ODBC, has suffered from performance stigma.

Also important, the first lady said, is removing the stigma associated with having the disease.

Not only her parents would think the stigma , be person who her person of hometown, or get in touch with, would feel live to get meaningful?

The iPad also helps remove some of the social stigma.

It will mean less of a stigma on people who may have wanted to become parents but didn't get the chance.