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 …

Using data from the 2002-2012 National Health Interview Surveys, this study examines the
association between duration of stay in the United States and serious psychological distress …

Migration is a major life event that alters the functioning of individuals, often leading to the
disruption of families and other social networks. When adaptation and coping fail …

Purpose This review aims to describe the up‐to‐date knowledge of the prevalence of mental
health disorders among Middle Eastern immigrants women living in the United States (US) …

Objective To examine the prevalence of depression and serious psychological distress
(SPD) among adult United States (US) immigrants and US-born; and to investigate trends in …

Rationale and objective Research has documented a robust mental health advantage
among Asian and Latino immigrants to the United States relative to the native-born. The …

The study examined immigration factors associated with depressive symptom severity
among Asian American immigrants. Participants were 458 Chinese, Korean and …

South Asians face stressors as a growing immigrant group in America. Work is needed to
understand how these stressors impact mental health to identify those at risk of depression …

Objective Chinese migrants have a low utilisation of mental health services but a high
proportion of involuntary admissions to mental health services in Australia. This study aims …

Objective: This study compared psychological distress and its sociodemographic correlates
in immigrant and veteran Israeli populations using data from the Israel National Mental …