Objective: South Asians (SAs), a rapidly growing minority group in the United States are
underrepresented in mental health research. They represent a unique sub-group of Asian …

South Asian immigrants constitute the world's largest diaspora, with an estimated 25 million
people tracing their ancestry to the Indian subcontinent. While recent studies find …

This study used focus group methodology to identify culturally specific barriers to, and
facilitators of, eating disorder (ED) treatment-seeking for South Asian (SA) American women …

Purpose: This study aims to explore the differences in mental health status among Asian
Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: Data from the 2020 Health, Ethnicity …

Background Serious psychological distress (SPD) is common and more prevalent in women,
older adults, and individuals with a low-income. Prior studies have highlighted the role of …

Despite the increasing size of the South Asian population in the United States, research on
the mental health care wants and needs of this population is limited. The current study …

Abstract Background Sri Lankans, as part of the South Asian diaspora, comprise one of the
largest migrant groups in Australia. Although few data are available, South Asian migrants …

Background People with physical–mental comorbidity have a poorer quality of life, worse
clinical outcomes, and increased mortality compared with people with physical conditions …

This qualitative study aimed to identify cultural influences on seeking mental health support
among Bhutanese refugees resettled in Western Massachusetts. Bhutanese refugees aged …

Objectives: Only one community-based study has assessed religious group involvement and
health outcomes among South Asians in the US, with mixed results. Here, using a large …