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 …

Objectives There are currently around 120 million rural–urban migrants in China. Elsewhere
migration has been associated with increased vulnerability to mental health problems. This …

Background This study aimed to examine the prevalence and the socio-demographic
correlates of mental health of migrant workers in Shanghai China. Methods A total of 475 …

To explore mental health status and related characteristics in a sample of Chinese male
rural–urban migrants. Subjects were 1,595 male rural–urban migrant workers selected …

Purpose (1) To estimate the pooled prevalence of psychological symptoms in Chinese
migrant workers (CMWs), as measured using the Symptom Checklist-90-R (SCL-90-R) in …

Background Migrant workers worldwide commonly are susceptible to mental disorders.
Since the 1980s, there has been a large-scale increase in the number of migrant workers in …

Objective To examine the mental health symptoms among rural-to-urban migrants in China,
in comparison with representative samples of their counterparts in the rural areas from …

Background: There are approximately 47.5 million female migrant workers living in major
cities in China. Numerous studies have documented the marginalized living conditions …

Massive rural–urban migration in China has drawn attention to the prevalence of mental
health problems among migrants. Research on the mental health of Chinese migrants has a …

Rural-to-urban migrant workers (MWs) are a large vulnerable population in China and,
recently, the new-generation MWs (those born in 1980 or later) have become the majority of …