by Alvin Kuowei Tay, Hau Khat Mung, Mohammad Abdul Awal Miah, Susheela Balasundaram, Peter Ventevogel, Mohammad Badrudduza, Sanjida Khan, Karen Morgan, Susan Rees, Mohammed Mohsin, Derrick Silove
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by Nicole T. M. Hill, Jo Robinson, Jane Pirkis, Karl Andriessen, Karolina Krysinska, Amber Payne, Alexandra Boland, Alison Clarke, Allison Milner, Katrina Witt, Stephan Krohn, Amit Lampit
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by Ales Janda, Kristin Eder, Roland Fressle, Anne Geweniger, Natalie Diffloth, Maximilian Heeg, Nadine Binder, Ana-Gabriela Sitaru, Jan Rohr, Philipp Henneke, Markus Hufnagel, Roland Elling
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by Randall Kuhn, Tania Barham, Abdur Razzaque, Patrick Turner
BackgroundTemporary labor migration is an increasingly important mode of migration that generates substantial remittance flows, but raises important concerns for migrant well-being. The migration and health literature has seen a growing call for longitudinal, binational surveys that compare migrants to relevant non-migrant counterfactual groups in the sending country, in order to answer the basic question “Is migration good... Читать дальше...
by Gayathri S. Kumar, Clelia Pezzi, Simone Wien, Blain Mamo, Kevin Scott, Colleen Payton, Kailey Urban, Stephen Hughes, Lori Kennedy, Nuny Cabanting, Jessica Montour, Melissa Titus, Jenny Aguirre, Breanna Kawasaki, Rebecca Ford, Emily S. Jentes
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by Hae-Young Kim, Adrian Dobra, Frank Tanser
BackgroundIn South Africa, within-country migration is common. Mobility affects many of the factors in the pathway for entry to or retention in care among people living with HIV. We characterized the patterns of migration (i.e., change in residency) among peripartum women from rural South Africa and their association with first-year postpartum mortality.
Methods and findingsAll pregnant women aged ≥15 years were followed-up during pregnancy... Читать дальше...
by Sara E. Casey, Meghan C. Gallagher, Jessica Kakesa, Anushka Kalyanpur, Jean-Baptiste Muselemu, Raoza Vololona Rafanoharana, Nathaly Spilotros
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by Jacob Michael Lurie, Alessandra Weidman, Samantha Huynh, Diana Delgado, Imaani Easthausen, Gunisha Kaur
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by Jan Michael Bauer, Tilman Brand, Hajo Zeeb
BackgroundThe large increase in numbers of refugees and asylum seekers in Germany and most of Europe has put the issue of migration itself, the integration of migrants, and also their health at the top of the political agenda. However, the dynamics of refugee health are not yet well understood. From a life-course perspective, migration experience is associated with various risks and changes, which might differ depending on the socioeconomic status (SES) of refugees in their home country. Читать дальше...
by Munir Ahmed, Noelle Whitestone, Jennifer L. Patnaik, Mohammad Awlad Hossain, Lutful Husain, Mohammed Alauddin, Mushfiqur Rahaman, David Hunter Cherwek, Nathan Congdon, Danny Haddad
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by Kazem Rahimi, Paulus Kirchhof
Kazem Rahimi and Paulus Kirchhof discuss the latest work from Faris Ghazal et al and how it may impact the way we currently detect Atrial Fibrillation in the general population.
by Paul Spiegel, Kolitha Wickramage, Terry McGovern
In an Editorial, Guest Editors Paul Spiegel, Terry McGovern and Kol Wickramage discuss the Special Issue on Refugee and Migrant Health.
by Thalia Salinas, Francéline Duby, Véronique Larosa, Nadine Coosemans, Nathalie Bonnefoy, Patrick Motte, Laurence Maréchal-Drouard, Claire Remacle
by Elina Numminen, Anna-Liisa Laine
Spatial analyses of pathogen occurrence in their natural surroundings entail unique opportunities for assessing in vivo drivers of disease epidemiology. Such studies are however confronted by the complexity of the landscape driving epidemic spread and disease persistence. Since relevant information on how the landscape influences epidemiological dynamics is rarely available, simple spatial models of spread are often used. In the current study we demonstrate... Читать дальше...
by Kevin C. Cassidy, Jan Šefčík, Yogindra Raghav, Alexander Chang, Jacob D. Durrant
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by Joseph S. Snowden, Daniel L. Hurdiss, Oluwapelumi O. Adeyemi, Neil A. Ranson, Morgan R. Herod, Nicola J. Stonehouse
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A hairstylist breaks down the steps, tips and tricks to a successful DIY bang trim
There will be masses of job losses due to COVID-19. Before today it would have been unfair to blame that on the Government. But from today, the Government is to blame for at least some of them. Because they have refused to suspend the increase in the minimum wage that came into force today. Look […]