Abstract Arab/Middle Eastern immigrants are a fast-growing population in the United States.
Research on their physical and mental health is very limited. This descriptive cross-sectional …

The proliferating influx of Arab immigrants into the United States unveils several transitional
challenges and stressors that can create and exacerbate mental health issues, including …

What is known on the subject? There is very limited literature on the health of Middle Eastern
immigrants in the United States, and the available studies were mostly conducted on small …

Immigrants in Canada constitute approximately 20% of the total population and will continue
to account for a significant portion of the country's population in the future. Accordingly, a …

Objectives. We determined the impact of premigration circumstances on postmigration
psychological distress and self-rated physical health among Latino immigrants. Methods …

Background Arab refugees and immigrants living in the United States may be exposed to
political, economic, social, and environmental stressors that may affect their mental health …

Extensive existing literature suggests that there is a high risk for immigrants to develop
mental health disorders due to unique stressors they may experience. The potential …

This thesis surveys existing social science literature related to the mental health of Muslim
and Arab immigrants to North America in order to identify the most common mental health …

The immigrant paradox theorizes that foreign nativity protects against a host of stressors,
such as discrimination and acculturative stress, and negative mental health outcomes in …

In recent years, significant policy changes focused on immigrants migrating through the
southern United States border have been implemented. To determine if there was an …