In recent years, significant policy changes focused on immigrants migrating through the
southern United States border have been implemented. To determine if there was an …

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 …

Objectives Despite experiencing migration-related stress and social adversity, immigrants
are less likely to experience an array of adverse behavioral and health outcomes. Guided by …

The Hispanic population in the United States continues to expand rapidly due primarily to a
large flow of immigrants from Mexico. Historical observations of disadvantage in the …

A careful examination of the multigenerational relationship between immigrant status and
mental disorders can provide important information about the robustness and nature of the …

Immigrant status in the United States includes multiple dimensions, commonly measured by
nativity, age at time of immigration, length of residence, generational status, English …

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 …

Our understanding of the relationship between immigration and mental health can be
advanced by comparing immigrants pre-and post-immigration with residents of the …

Objective: Although widely reported among Latino populations, contradictory evidence
exists regarding the generalizability of the immigrant paradox, ie, that foreign nativity …

Abstract Purpose of Review While the experience of migration and resettlement in a new
country is associated with mental health risks, immigrants generally demonstrate better …