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Migrant skin health: perspectives from the Migrant Health Summit, Malta, 2022
British Journal of Dermatology, 2023Skin diseases are listed among the most common health issues in refugee camps, yet the lack of skilled professionals, scarce diagnostics and formularies lead to inadequate provision of care for these people. This perspective highlights the possible role of dermatologists in escalating dermatological care to migrants and displaced persons in ...
Valeska Padovese +18 more
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2021
More than 150 million international migrant workers and an unknown number of internal migrant workers toil across the globe. More than workplace exposures affect migrant worker health; their health is also affected by exposures in the sociocultural milieu from which they came and in which they currently live.
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More than 150 million international migrant workers and an unknown number of internal migrant workers toil across the globe. More than workplace exposures affect migrant worker health; their health is also affected by exposures in the sociocultural milieu from which they came and in which they currently live.
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Health Problems of Migrant Children
Journal of School Health, 1985ABSTRACTThis investigation examined the incidence and types of health‐related problems of migrant children as identified by school health medical personnel. Results indicated 615 of 1,000 (61.5%) children in the sample has health‐related problems. The incidence rates were physical (22%), visual (10.8%), dental (10.4%), auditory (7.5%), immunization (5 ...
R J, Michael, S J, Salend
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Mental health in migrant children
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 2008Many factors have been identified to explain differences in mental health problems between migrant and native children: the process of migration, the ethnic minority position of migrants, their specific cultural background and the selection of migrants.
Stevens, G.W.J.M., Vollebergh, W.A.M.
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BMJ, 2018
### What you need to know > “If you have never been tortured, been forced to make a dangerous journey, or leave your child, you may not fully understand what it does to a human being.” The “cultural bereavement of exile”1 is the loss of social structures, cultural values, community rituals, relationships, and material features experienced by forced ...
Angela, Burnett, Tracy, Ndovi
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### What you need to know > “If you have never been tortured, been forced to make a dangerous journey, or leave your child, you may not fully understand what it does to a human being.” The “cultural bereavement of exile”1 is the loss of social structures, cultural values, community rituals, relationships, and material features experienced by forced ...
Angela, Burnett, Tracy, Ndovi
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