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at 2:56 p.m. Jan, 08, 2024
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Eli.Tanenbaum
Author:
Eli.Tanenbaum
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Rationale for change
more concise. I also generally speaking think wording like "in alcohol use disorder," or "in T2DM" is better than "alcoholic" or "diabetic" since person-first language is generally regarded as being more polite these days. it depends on the condition but I think this article generally provides a good guide https://www.nih.gov/nih-style-guide/person-first-destigmatizing-language#homelessness
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