Less than One Meal Per Day: Food Insecurity and Deprivation Among Indigenous Oaxacan Farmworkers in California [0.03%]
每日不到一顿饭：加州土著奥亚克人农场工人的食品不安全和匮乏问题
Hannah R Thompson,Graciela Chong,Katharina C Fiedler et al.
Hannah R Thompson et al.
Food insecurity and lack of wellbeing among farmworker populations, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, are well documented. However, Indigenous migrant farmworker communities remain an understudied group, despite comprising over 40%...
Internalized Colorism as a Gendered Barrier to Skin Cancer Information Avoidance Among Hispanic College Students [0.03%]
内化肤色主义作为性别障碍影响西班牙裔大学生避开皮肤癌信息的原因分析
Soo Yun Kim,Wan-Lin Chang
Soo Yun Kim
Skin cancer disparities persist among racial and ethnic minority populations, yet sociocultural factors shaping engagement with preventive health information remain understudied. This study examines whether internalized colorism functions a...
Eligible for Emergency: Emergency Only Hemodialysis for Undocumented Immigrants in the U.S. through an Anthropological Lens [0.03%]
从人类学视角看美国无证移民仅在急诊情况下进行透析的问题
Yasmine Jedidi
Yasmine Jedidi
Emergency-only hemodialysis (EoHD) for undocumented immigrants with end-stage kidney disease (ESKD) in the United States represents a striking contradiction in contemporary health policy. Although ESKD is a chronic and fatal condition that ...
The Coptic American Experience: A Cross-Sectional Survey Study of Racial Identity, Perceived Discrimination, and Health Outcomes [0.03%]
美国科普特人的体验——种族认同、感知歧视和健康结果的横断面调查研究
Jonathan Mina Ragheb
Jonathan Mina Ragheb
The Coptic people are an ethnoreligious group indigenous to Egypt who have faced persecution and, subsequently, emigrated in masses since the 1950s. However, there is a lack of research investigating the health outcomes of the Coptic diaspo...
Logistical and Ethical Challenges in the Provision of Kidney Care to Immigrants [0.03%]
移民肾脏护理的后勤和伦理挑战
Sana Loue
Sana Loue
The burden of chronic kidney disease in the United States is substantial regardless of one's immigration status. However, members of minority groups, including immigrants, are disproportionately impacted and confront numerous barriers to ac...
Population Aging and the Burden of Chronic Health Conditions Among Mexican-Born Undocumented Farmworkers in the U.S [0.03%]
美国非法移民农场工人中的墨西哥出生居民人口老龄化和慢性健康状况负担
Nicholas J Bishop,Baltazar Campos,Daniel E Martínez et al.
Nicholas J Bishop et al.
The aging of Mexican-born undocumented farmworkers in the U.S. may compromise agricultural productivity and lead to increasing chronic disease in this population, yet research on aging and chronic disease among undocumented U.S. farmworkers...
Enhancing Access for Immigrant and Refugee Families: A Conceptual Pathway Framework for the Integration of Social and Mental Health Services for Immigrant and Refugee Families [0.03%]
加强移民和难民家庭的获取能力：一个概念路径框架，用于整合移民和难民家庭的社会和心理健康服务
Monica Riutort,Sarah Costantini,Soo Min Toh et al.
Monica Riutort et al.
While Canada has established a robust settlement program, significant limitations remain in developing coordinated, integrated, responsive, and sustainable service pathway systems. Contributing challenges include limited awareness and under...
Ending SNAP Eligibility for Refugees and Humanitarian Entrants: Food Access and Health Implications [0.03%]
难民和人道主义入境者的SNAP资格终止：食品获取和健康的影响
Savannah A Daines,Nasser Sharareh
Savannah A Daines
In 2025, the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) eliminated Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) eligibility for refugees and other humanitarian entrants in the United States. This policy change occurs within a broader restrictive imm...
Immigration-Related Sociopolitical Stress, Mental Health, and Tobacco Use Among Mexican American College Students [0.03%]
与移民相关的社会政治压力、心理健康和烟草使用——墨西哥裔美国大学生的情况
Seth J Schwartz,C Nathan Marti,Liza Talavera-Garza et al.
Seth J Schwartz et al.
Sociopolitical stress associated with the policies and rhetoric coming from recent U.S. presidential administrations is of particular concern vis-à-vis Hispanic individuals, who have been disproportionately targeted for detention and depor...
Asymptomatic Tuberculosis: The Silent Face of the Disease Among Migrants and Refugees and the Challenges in Brazil [0.03%]
无症状结核病：巴西境内移民和难民中疾病的“隐形面孔”及所面临的挑战
Willie Otávio Bueno Bernardi,Beatriz Fornaziero Vigato,Maria Eduarda Pagano Pelodan et al.
Willie Otávio Bueno Bernardi et al.
Historically, tuberculosis has been conceptualized in a binary manner as either tuberculosis infection or tuberculosis disease. However, emerging evidence supports the existence of a tuberculosis spectrum, which necessitates rethinking syst...