Unemployment rates in the United States remain near a 25-year high and global
unemployment is rising. Previous studies have shown that unemployed persons have an …

The literature on immigrant health has repeatedly reported the paradoxical finding, where
immigrants from Latin American countries to OECD countries appear to enjoy better health …

Perceived social support has long been recognized as associated with better health and
longevity. However, important factors that may moderate this relationship have not been …

The study of marital dissolution (ie divorce and separation) and mortality has long been a
major topic of interest for social scientists. We conducted meta-analyses and meta …

Social contact frequency is a well-defined and relatively objective measure of social
relationships, which according to many studies is closely associated with health and …

A large body of research on the “Healthy Immigrant Effect”(or “Paradox”) has reported an
immigrant mortality advantage. However, other studies do not find such significant effects …

Objectives This study aimed to assess the nature and degree of association between
exposure to potentially traumatic wartime experiences in early life, such as living in a heavily …

Background As the result of dramatic political changes, civil wars, and a long‐term refugee
crisis from the end of the last to beginning of this century, the population of Serbia has …

Background Survivors of war throughout the world experience illnesses and injuries that are
crucial to understand, given the ongoing treatment and adaptation they demand. In …

The Japanese pharmaceutical market, the world's second largest, is traditionally renowned
for the domination of patented drugs and the weakest generics share among major …