Migrants come to the United States from communities affected by war, conflict, or economic
crisis. They are vulnerable to poor physical and mental health. To assess the prevalence of …

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 …

Although immigrants comprise one of the fastest growing segments of society, information
on their adjustment to life in the US remains limited. The present study examined the …

Objectives This study explores the role of pharmaceuticals with depression or suicidality as
a side-effect in explaining the immigrant depression paradox. Immigrants generally report …

Purpose: The purpose of this review was to provide an international perspective on the
effects of immigration on the mental health of women. Many of the current reviews focus on …

Background Despite increasing studies on mental health among immigrants, there are
limited studies using nationally representative samples to examine immigrants' mental …

Background Depression is on the rise globally. Additionally, the United States has a high
level of population mobility. The main aim of this study was to provide a reference for …

As the number of migrants worldwide increases, it is worthwhile to examine the extent to
which depression has affected this group of often vulnerable individuals. The purpose of this …

Background Immigrants tend to initially settle in urban centres. It is known that immigrants
have lower rates of depression than the Canadian-born population, with the lowest rates …

Postimmigration adjustment is affected by demographic and health characteristics, as well
as national resources. Since 1989, more than a million people emigrated from the former …