Arab migrants—both immigrants and refugees—are exposed to pre-and post-migration
stressors increasing their risk for health problems. Little is known, however, about rates of, or …

As research reveals that the healthy immigrant effect, whereby the health of immigrants at
the time of arrival is high but subsequently declines and converges toward that of the native …

Background: South Asian (SA) immigrants have been considered a model minority. An
increasing number of SA immigrants in the US are older, not well-educated and …

Asian Americans are understudied in health research and often aggregated into one
homogenous group, thereby disguising disparities across subgroups. Cambodian …

Purpose A systematic review was conducted to understand self‐rated health (SRH) of Arab
immigrants in the United States (US). Background Arab immigrants are one of the fastest …

Among the many stresses that undocumented Latino immigrants experience, worries about
their legal status and preoccupation with disclosure and deportation can heighten the risk for …

The health of immigrant populations in the United States is best characterized as an
epidemiological enigma that is influenced by a range of factors including migration …

The healthy immigrant effect (HIE) is the phenomenon in which immigrants show better
health than their native-born counterparts but this healthier condition declines with length of …

Previous research has demonstrated that undocumented Latinx immigrants in the USA
report worse physical health outcomes than documented immigrants. Some studies suggest …

Background Based on different outcomes, immigrants to the US may experience a decline in
health with length of time or acculturation. Acculturative stress is often applied as an …