Certain immigration factors may increase somatic, anxiety, and depressive (SAD) symptoms
in Latinx immigrants. Our study examined prevalence of SAD symptoms in Latinx immigrants …

Background In the United States, immigration policy is entwined with health policy, and
immigrants' legal statuses determine their access to care. Yet, policy debates rarely take into …

Background Undocumented immigration is often accompanied by multiple and complex
stressors, which over time may increase the risk for chronic pain. Objective This study aimed …

Background: Antidepressant drugs are among the most widely prescribed drugs in the
United States; however, little is known about their use among major ethnic minority groups …

Objectives: Before, during, and after their immigration to the United States, immigrants face
stressful life circumstances that may render them at risk for depressive symptoms. However …

Rationale Latino immigrants have been shown to average better health and longevity than
native whites, in spite of their relative socioeconomic disadvantage. However, mental health …

Objectives. We examined potential pathways by which time in the United States may relate
to differences in the predicted probability of past-year psychiatric disorder among Latino …

This study examined the impact of discrimination and legal acculturative stress on Major
Depression Episode lifetime among Asian American immigrants. It further examined the role …

Context Migration is suspected to increase risk for depressive and anxiety disorders.
Objective To test the hypothesized increase in risk for depressive and anxiety disorders after …

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