... assessed included significant depressive symptoms, anxiety symptoms, suicide ideation, difficulty getting help for emotional concerns (as a measure of healthcare access) and reasons for not accessing healthcare when having a hard time. Findings A total of 2,166 participants, SEA immigrants (n = 185...

... internally displaced and resettled in the state of Tripura, India. This paper aims to identify the role of socio-demographic variables on the severity of depression and anxiety among the Bru community people (internally displaced) living in Tripura, India. Further, the study also examines the differences...

... examined how the perception of the host society and perceived stress are associated with the mental health of migrants during the COVD-19 pandemic. This study aims to examine the role of perceived justice, freedom and the burden of COVID-19 on experienced stress and depression among Afghan migrants in Iran...

... belief systems on the causes of mental illness and their treatment have to be taken into consideration. The purpose of this study is to explore perceived causes of depression among Farsi-speaking migrants and refugees from Afghanistan and Iran, which represent two groups with a shared cultural heritage...

...Mulubrhan F. Mogos; Jason W. Beckstead; Mary E. Evans; Kevin E. Kip; Roger A. Boothroyd Purpose The Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression (CES-D) scale is a widely used instrument for studying depression in the general population. It has been translated into several languages. Cross-cultural...

.... The purpose of this paper is to examine low-income immigrant parents’ HRQoL, depression and stress. Design/methodology/approach In the spring of 2015, English speaking and Spanish speaking low-income uninsured immigrant parents utilizing a free clinic (N=182) completed a self-administered survey...

... psychological disorders and for particular lifestyles linked to the use of marijuana, alcohol abuse and the intensive consumption of tobacco. Second-generation minors show symptoms of psychological malaise, anxiety and depression before which the use of substances appears to realize a particular form of self...

... regarding depressive and somatic symptoms. Germans had higher ratings of general health status compared to immigrants and native-born Russians and were more satisfied with their physical health than immigrants. Germans were more convinced that they can actively contribute to their health than immigrants...

...Ajit Shah The proportion of those over the age of 65 years in black and minority ethnic (BME) groups in England and Wales is increasing. The prevalence of dementia and depression among BME elders from different groups in the United Kingdom is generally similar to or higher than in indigenous white...