Background Depression can be debilitating, as well as a risk factor for self-harm and suicide.
Social rank theory (SRT) suggests depression stems from feelings of defeat and entrapment …

Background First generation migrants are reportedly at higher risk of mental ill-health
compared to the settled population. This paper systematically reviews and synthesizes all …

Downward social mobility is a well-known mental risk factor for depression, but its neural
mechanism remains elusive. Here, by forcing mice to lose against their subordinates in a …

The lack of significant treatment and prevention progress highlights the need for a more
expanded strategy. Given the robust association between socioeconomic factors and …

As the number of migrants worldwide increases, it is worthwhile to examine the extent to
which depression has affected this group of often vulnerable individuals. The purpose of this …

Nearly one out of every four children in the US is a child of immigrants. Yet few studies have
assessed how factors at various stages of migration contribute to the development of health …

Greater levels of socioeconomic position (SEP) are generally associated with better health.
However results from previous studies vary across race/ethnicity and health outcomes …

Introduction Displaced people are prone to develop mental health problems due to
resettlement in new environments, traumatic events and forced migration. Depression is a …

SSS is a comprehensive measure of one's social position that is related to several poor
health outcomes and risk factors for disease. Future investigation, particularly prospective …

This study focuses on the impact of resettlement contexts on gender roles among Syrian
refugees in Turkey and the United States. Four semi-structured group interviews (N= 25) …