The arrival of large numbers of economic migrants and refugees has seen the Swedish
immigrant population increase rapidly. Research has shown that immigrants may be more …

BackgroundAlthough there are consistent reports of higher psychosis rates among
immigrants, the information on mood disorders is limited. AimsTo review and quantify the …

Systematic reviews and meta-analyses suggest that there are increased rates of
schizophrenia and related psychoses in first-and second-generation migrants and refugees …

Poor mental health is common among migrants. This has been explained by migration-
related and socio-economic factors. Weak social capital has also been related to poor …

Migrants suffer from worse psychological health than natives in many countries, yet the
extent to which this varies by age at migration and duration of residence in the receiving …

Abstract Background and Aims Social determinants of health (SDoHs) impact the
development and course of schizophrenia-spectrum psychotic disorders (SSPDs). Yet, we …

The total number of international migrants in the world in 2010 amounted to 214 million,
equivalent to 3% of the world's population, of which Europe hosted around 70 million (2, 3) …

Purpose Migrants appear to have a higher risk of mental disorders, but findings vary across
country settings and migrant groups. We aimed to assess incidence and prevalence of …

Objective The aim of this systematic review and meta-analysis was to study the association
between specific environmental risk factors (ERF) and later development of Bipolar disorder …

Background Previous studies investigating the mental health of migrants have shown mixed
results. The increased availability of register data has led to a growing number of register …