Poor mental health (MH) is a substantial public health problem, affecting over 13% of the
population worldwide. Arabic-speaking immigrants and refugees (ASIR) are at high risk of …

Immigrants from Asian countries are the fastest-growing undocumented population in the
United States (US), yet not much is known about their health. This scoping review identifies …

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to expand on current knowledge of the mental health
of immigrants in Canada by identifying differences in self-rated mental health among …

Health studies related to African immigrants often focus on physical health or diseases such
as HIV or TB. Little literature exists examining other aspects of this population's health, such …

Research on adult Mexican immigrants residing in the United States and psychological
distress is very limited. It is important to study psychological distress and its sources among …

OBJECTIVE This report presents national prevalence estimates of selected measures of
physical health status and limitations, health care access and utilization, and mental health …

The response of immigrants to new societies is dynamic. There may be an initial period of
happiness followed by peaks of stressful periods. These reactions along with socio …

The healthy migrant hypothesis supported by the 'Hispanic paradox'suggests that
immigrants are healthier than non-immigrants. To test the generalizability of this hypothesis …

We assess the likelihood of moderate and severe psychological distress among Black
immigrants. We test the region of context framework, which states that Black immigrants from …

While many studies have documented the health outcomes of immigrants, little is known
about the direct and intersectional influences of generational status on mental health. We …