"It's Unjust to Treat Pregnant People this Way": Obstetric Violence Among Pregnant and Postpartum Asylum-seekers at the Mexico-U.S. Border [0.03%]
“如此对待孕产妇是不公正的”——墨西哥美国边境寻求避难的孕产妇中的产科暴力事件
Shira Goldenberg,Isela Martinez SanRoman,Kaylee Ramage et al.
Shira Goldenberg et al.
To describe asylum-seeking women's perspectives on and lived experiences of obstetric violence, including how it is shaped by structural contexts related to stigma, discrimination, and migration policies and systems. We conducted a qualitat...
Recent Exclusionary Immigration Policy Experiences are Associated with Worse Asian and Latino Immigrant Health [0.03%]
最近的排外移民政策与较差的亚洲和拉丁美洲移民健康状况有关
Maria-Elena De Trinidad Young,Sharon Tafolla,Altaf Saadi
Maria-Elena De Trinidad Young
This study examined Asian and Latino immigrants' recent exclusionary experiences with immigration policy, such as knowing someone deported, being racially profiled, or being denied health insurance, and their relationship with health care a...
Healthcare Access Disparities among Youth in Detention: Access among Latino Youth [0.03%]
被拘留的拉丁裔青年医疗保障的不公平性
Veronica M Herrera,Lidia E Nuño,Robee Ruiz
Veronica M Herrera
Latino youth experience significant healthcare disparities, particularly in juvenile detention facilities, where access to appropriate medical care is often limited. These disparities can contribute to a range of negative health outcomes, l...
Digital Health Inequalities Among Immigrants in the United States: An Intersectional Analysis Using Nationally Representative Survey Data [0.03%]
美国移民的数字健康不平等：利用全国代表性调查数据进行交叉分析
Cheng Chow,Joonhyeog Park,Shetal Vohra-Gupta
Cheng Chow
The rapid expansion of digital health during COVID-19 transformed healthcare delivery, offering new opportunities for remote care. However, health access remains inequitable, with barriers such as technology access, language barriers, and f...
Immigrants' Experiences of Barriers and Enablers to Mental Health Services in Canada - A Scoping Review [0.03%]
加拿大移民获取心理健康服务障碍及促进因素的综述研究
Omolayo Anjorin,Gerald Agyapong-Opoku,Temitayo Sodunke et al.
Omolayo Anjorin et al.
Unpacking Health Literacy Disparities in Migrant and Ethnic Minority Communities in England [0.03%]
英国移民和少数民族社区健康素养差异的成因分析
Carolina Machuca Vargas,Samia Turkistani,Anita David
Carolina Machuca Vargas
Health literacy is essential for navigating healthcare systems and making informed decisions. Migrant and minority ethnic populations often face barriers that impact their health literacy and access to care. This study explored the health l...
Predictors of Asylum Approval: Insights from a Decade of Forensic Medical Evaluations at a Student-Run Clinic [0.03%]
十年来一名学生经营诊所的鉴证医疗评估经验对庇护批准预测因素的见解
Sophia Xu,Alan Chen,Ted Shi et al.
Sophia Xu et al.
Experiences of Racial Discrimination: Qualitative Findings from Injured New Zealand Migrants [0.03%]
种族歧视的经历——受伤的新西兰移民的定性研究结果
Kelly Radka,Sarah Derrett,Emma Wyeth
Kelly Radka
Outcomes Among Patients with Systolic Heart Failure and Limited English Proficiency [0.03%]
英语表达能力有限的收缩性心力衰竭患者的预后状况
Zara Latif,Tracy Makuvire,Anna Modest et al.
Zara Latif et al.
Correction: Reliability and Validity of the Hispanic Stress Inventory 2 - The Abbreviated Immigrant Version of the HSI2 [0.03%]
他对《HispaniC Stress Inventory 2》可靠性和有效性的修正研究-HSI2的简写移民版研究报告
Richard C Cervantes,Brian E McCabe,Rosa M Gonzalez-Guarda et al.
Richard C Cervantes et al.
Published Erratum
Journal of immigrant and minority health. 2026 Feb 5. DOI:10.1007/s10903-026-01863-6 2026