Migrant workers show an increase in the incidence of serious, psychotic, anxiety, and post-
traumatic disorders due to a series of socio-environmental variables, such as loss of social …

Objectives The review aimed to synthesise recent evidence on health service use and
health outcomes among international migrant workers, compared with non-migrant workers …

Aims. Rural-to-urban migrant workers are a large marginalised population in urban China.
Prevalence estimates of common mental health problems (CMHPs) in previous studies …

Abstract Background In China, rural-to-urban migrant workers (MWs) are a large and
vulnerable population that may be at high risk for depression, but previous studies focused …

Background Poor mental health and illness among the working population have serious
socioeconomic and public health consequences for both the individual and society/country …

Introduction Migrants are one of the most deprived and vulnerable groups who receive the
least health services in the society. Only a few studies have been conducted on access to …

Universal health coverage is vital to the World Health Organization's (WHO's) efforts to
ensure access to health as a human right. However, it has been reported that migrants …

Introduction: Mental health is a major concern among migrant workers worldwide. More than
200,846 female migrant workers in Taiwan are from Indonesia. The study's purpose was to …

International migrant workers contribute significantly to the economic growth of the receiving
country, and yet their health, especially their mental health, has long been overlooked. The …

Background Japan is estimated to host 3000 cases of Chagas disease (CD). However, there
are no epidemiological data and policies for prevention and care. We aimed to analyze the …