Background There are one billion migrants globally, of whom 82 million are forced migrants.
Pregnant migrants face pre-migration stressors such as conflict, transit stressors including …

Objectives The aim of this meta-ethnographic review was to examine refugee women's
experiences negotiating motherhood and maternity services in a new country with a view to …

Lack of social support is an important risk factor for postpartum depression (PPD), whereas
the presence of social support can buffer against PPD. However, the relationship between …

Background Migrant women are at increased risk for complications related to pregnancy and
childbirth, possibly due to inadequate access and utilisation of healthcare. Recently …

Food is intrinsically linked to culture, identity, and for people with lived refugee experiences,
cultural foods are a critical part of settlement into a new country, which is often a time of high …

Epidemiological evidence suggests that diet and nutrition not only impact individuals'
physical health but also shape their mental health (MH). The nutrition/diet-MH relationship …

Refugee women often encounter multiple barriers when accessing ante-, peri-, and
postnatal care. The aim of this study was to investigate how premigration experiences …

ABSTRACT Purpose Postpartum Depression (PPD)—a common health problem for mothers'
postpartum increases the risk of negative interaction between mothers and infants as it …

Background: Most of original studies indicated maternal violence experiences is associated
with adverse obstetric outcomes, to date, but it is not clear that the association of maternal …

Objectives The social position of different minority groups in contemporary societies
suggests different risk factors for postpartum depression (PPD). In this study, we used two …