Background About half of first-or second-generation Australians are born overseas, and one-
in-five speak English as their second language at home which often are referred to as …

Background Globally, the number of forcibly displaced women is growing. Refugee and
displaced women have poorer health outcomes compared to migrant and host country …

Background: All over the world, migration is affecting millions of people who either choose or
are forced to leave their countries of origin. Health is considered to be one of the important …

Introduction Dealing with intercultural communicative barriers in European countries'
national health services is an increasing and necessary challenge to guarantee migrant …

Objective Migrant and refugee women experience inequities in sexual and reproductive
health (SRH) care, reflected in the low uptake of SRH services. It is essential for healthcare …

The present study was designed to explore experiences and constructions of fertility and
fertility control among new migrant and refugee women in Sydney, Australia and Vancouver …

Background During the past decades, there has been an increase in the number of
immigrants to European and Scandinavian countries. This has challenged the health-care …

It is crucial for refugee service providers to understand the family planning knowledge,
attitudes, and practices of refugee women following third country resettlement. Using an …

This scoping review aims to comprehensively explore the landscape of taboos and their
impact on sexual and reproductive health. Titled “Forbidden Conversations,” it delves into …

Refugee women often share histories of forced displacement, economic hardship, or gender-
based violence and may face common barriers to reproductive health care access after …