Migration & Health
Refugee health, UHC access, and health equity for mobile populations
Parental Immigration Detention and Children’s Mental Health: What the Evidence Shows
Hundreds of thousands of children, many U.S. citizens, experience acute mental health symptoms following parental immigration detention, including sleep disruption,…
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Eight Years On: Refugee and Migrant Health Progress Remains Slow Despite COVID-19 Proof of Concept
The UCL–Lancet Commission's latest review in The Lancet finds that progress toward refugee and migrant health integration has been slow…
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IOM Global Migration Research Network Expands Scientific Evidence Base for Policy
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Federal lawsuits reveal widespread medical neglect in US immigration detention facilities
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