Publications by authors named "Ashely Bennett"
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- Nonmedical adjectives, like "cute," are frequently used by pediatric residents when presenting cases, leading to the hypothesis that their usage might indicate bias towards children with obesity.
- In a study analyzing presentations from 2018-2020, positive descriptors were noted in only 14% of 994 cases, primarily focusing on children's appearance, with no clear link to the child's obesity status.
- Female residents tended to use positive descriptors more often, while the use of such descriptors decreased as children's age increased; negative descriptors were infrequent and generally centered on weight.
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