October 22, 2021BMC Psychology39 citationsOpen Access

Stigma toward people with COVID-19 among the Lebanese population: a cross-sectional study of correlates and mediating effects

CHChadia HaddadUppsala University SMSandrella Bou MalhabLebanese University DMDiana MalaebGulf Medical University

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Our main findings indicate that a considerable proportion of the Lebanese population has stigma discrimination behaviors toward COVID-19 patients and that those who were infected with the virus experienced COVID-19-related stigmatization.

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