International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Volume 16, Issue 24
2019 December-2 - 288 articles
Cover Story: The health of migrants is a widely studied topic. It has been argued that migrant health may deteriorate over time. Though migrants are a “hard to reach” population in survey data, this paper builds on a unique dataset provided by Médecins du Monde from five countries. We study self-perceived health (SPH) in connection with socioeconomic and demographic factors and length of stay. Results differ for men and women. Compared to other documented migrants, asylum seekers have a 50%–70% greater chance of having worse health. Migrants with better living conditions have a 57%–78% chance of being in better health. Male migrants with a job have a between 82% and 116% chance of being in good health. This paper contributes widely to the knowledge of health of migrants. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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