… There are other factors that seem to be correlated to increased or decreased risk for immigrants’
mental health, as exemplified in a study of Mexican Americans [59]. Having grown up in …

… interpret the results of the study. The fact that Mexican immigrants had better mental health
profiles than people of Mexican descent born in the United States in the study by Vega et al …

… Although in this study immigrants exhibited less frank … national study coordinated by the
World Health Organization.… in the study were dependent upon governmentsponsored health …

… variables have been identified as important in the adaptation process of immigrants, in the
present study we investigated these factors together with some demographic characteristics. …

… NESB-FB men in this study, however, are at increased risk of mental health problems but do
… Thus, there may be a need to increase the awareness of mental health problems and help-…

… Although concerns have been raised over the mental health implications of immigration
detention … Though this study did not have a control group, the reported lack of pre-existing …

… The relationship between social integration, paid employment and mental health, as shown
by the men in the present study, may also throw light on the different associations between …

… increased mental health distress among Latino immigrants … (g) deteriorated their mental
health distress scores by 15 percent … to study the health impacts of local immigration enforcement …

… , immigration has been linked to mental health, but the nature of this association has changed
over time. Early notions of immigration and mental health were … of mental health, and study …

… immigrants’ mental health obtained in this study could be biased due to the fact that during
the time of the survey, Spain experienced a period of dramatic economic growth. This growth …