Feb 04, 2025
Komal Das
UK Bans Terms Like 'Obese' and 'Alcoholic' in New Offensive Words List
UK NHS staff are urged to use "people with obesity" instead of "obese," according to new guidelines from NICE
NICE emphasizes using sensitive language, stating conditions describe what a person has, not who they are
Critics, including Dr. Alka Sehgal-Corbett, argue the focus should be on improving healthcare, not "policing language"
Lord Young criticized the focus on language, stating people with obesity need treatment, not new labels
The guide promotes sensitivity in healthcare but faces criticism for prioritizing symbolism over practical improvements
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