There exists considerable research which reports that mental health disparities persist
among visible minority immigrants and refugees within Canada. Accessing mental health …

Existing literature has reported inequities in access to Canadian health care services among
immigrants. The aim of this scoping review was (a) to explore research regarding Canadian …

• The term “Black individuals, people or communities” offers the possibility of incorporating
aspects of origin to reflect the diversity of Black communities in health research.• Careful …

Background Maternal depression is a leading cause of disease burden for women
worldwide; however, there are ethnic inequalities in access to psychological interventions in …

Perinatal depression is the onset of depressive symptoms during pregnancy and up to one
year after childbirth. Migrant women are at higher risk of experiencing perinatal depression …

The first years of motherhood are often difficult for women, requiring large emotional and
biophysical adjustments and increased health risks that may combine with social …

Social support could help immigrant Chinese women in Japan to improve health. However,
these women suffer from numerous stresses associated with acculturation and child-rearing …

Purpose Mental health challenges are highly prevalent in African migrants. However,
understanding of mental health outcomes in first-generation voluntary African migrants is …

Mothers have a significant influence on family dynamics, child development, and access to
family services. There is a lack of literature on the typical Canadian maternal experience and …

How can public health advertisements be designed in a way that is racially critical, inclusive,
and effective? In this research, we examine antistigma mental health campaigns within the …