Ethnicity is defined as “belonging to a social group that has a common national or cultural
tradition”. Membership of certain ethnic groups has long been associated with increased risk …

Highlights•High CB rates among migrant women in HICs are of concern.•Certain migrant
groups consistently show higher CB rates compared to non-migrants.•Higher rates of …

Background Maternity populations are becoming increasingly multiethnic. Conflicting
findings exist regarding the risk of adverse perinatal outcomes among immigrant mothers …

Objective: The objective of this study is to evaluate the association between birth weight
centiles and the risk of intrapartum compromise and adverse neonatal outcomes in term …

Objective Higher rates of neonatal morbidity and mortality at term combined with earlier
spontaneous delivery have led to the hypothesis that babies born to South Asian born (SA …

Background Australia has one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse maternal
populations in the world. Routinely few variables are recorded in clinical data or health …

Objective: The number of immigrants in the world is increasing rapidly. The vast majority of
female immigrants are of reproductive age. Immigrant infants are added to the population …

Perinatal experience has tremendous impact upon women, families and communities during
a key point in time and lays the foundation for a healthy experience of motherhood. Perinatal …

Objetivo Avaliar a influência dos fatores biológicos, socioeconómicos e comportamentais no
peso dos recém‐nascidos (RN), considerando RN de mães imigrantes (MI) e mães …

Objective To examine the incidence of adverse perinatal outcomes and the risk of adverse
perinatal outcomes for Indian-born mothers compared to other mothers living and giving …