Despite many important efforts to increase equity in the US health care system, not all
Americans have equal access to health care—or similar health outcomes. With the goal of …

Refugees in Australia are not fully utilising the healthcare system for several reasons and
this may be affecting their overall health outcomes. This qualitative systematic review …

There are approximately 2.3 million mixed-status families in the United States, containing
varied combinations of citizens, permanent legal residents, undocumented immigrants, and …

Despite the growing prevalence of transnational medical travel among immigrant groups in
industrialized nations, relatively little scholarship has explored the diverse reasons …

Despite having lower levels of education and limited access to health care services,
Mexican immigrants report better health outcomes than US-born individuals. Research …

Objective. To assess the prevalence of health care utilization in Mexico by Texas border
residents and to identify the main contributing factors to their cross‐border utilization of …

Breast cancer is the main cause of cancer deaths for Hispanic women. This study analyzes
the role of functional health literacy on mammography screening behavior and adherence of …

Cross-border healthcare is an international agreement for the provision of out of country
healthcare for citizens of partnered countries. The European Union (EU) has established …

Objectives To investigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic along the US-Mexico border
region and evaluate the relationship of COVID-19 related mortality, socioeconomic status …

Objectives. To examine predictors of health care service utilization in Mexico or any other
country in Latin America among the US Hispanic population. Methods. This study used data …