Exposure to nature has been suggested to promote immigrants' health and facilitate
adaptation. This review summarizes previous research focusing on the relationship between …

Background South Asians are one of the fastest growing ethnic groups in western countries
with a high incidence of chronic diseases like metabolic syndrome and cardiovascular …

Immigrants experience a high risk of mental health deterioration following settlement in
Canada. Immigrant communities benefit from health-promoting interventions that stimulate …

Abstract Background Older Canadians are high users of health care services, however the
health care system is not well-designed to meet the complex needs of many older adults …

Physical activity is essential for healthy aging; however, there has been little exploration of
physical activity in Muslim older immigrants in Canada. Over one million Canadians identify …

Introduction Racialised immigrant older adults (RIOAs) in Canada have poorer self-rated
health and are more likely to report chronic conditions, while they concurrently experience …

Physical activity program interventions often lack sensitivity to the needs of older immigrant
adults. The objective of this systematic realist review is to explain how, why, for whom, and …

Older immigrants are at higher risks for inactivity due to cultural, environmental, and social
barriers in the postmigration context. Community-based physical activity (PA) programs …

Evidence is sparse on how community-based health-promoting programs can be culturally
adapted for racially minoritized, immigrant older adult populations. Choose to Move (CTM) is …

Although there is strong evidence linking physical activity in older age with wellbeing and
health benefits, these relationships tend to be under-researched in a rural context. A scoping …