Objective Cultural changes faced by immigrants and ethnic minorities after moving to a host
country may have a detrimental or beneficial influence on their oral health and oral health …

This chapter reports on the “economics of language” for immigrants—that is, the influence of
language on the choice of destination among international migrants, the determinants …

Health and wellness–related travel, also known as medical tourism, is a topical
phenomenon with a wide range of effects in both local and transnational contexts. This …

The paper analyzes the healthcare-seeking behavior of South Korean immigrants in
Toronto, Canada, and how transnationalism shapes post-migration health and health …

This study focuses on diasporic medical tourism (DMT), an offshoot of migration-led tourism
and medical tourism. There has been growing recognition of the significance of a diasporic …

Aims The objective of this study was to elucidate the utilisation of Russian health care by
immigrants of Russian origin living in Finland (cross‐border health care). The study …

Abstract Objectives In examining the Hispanic health paradox, researchers rarely determine
if the paradox persists across immigrant generations. This study examines immigrant …

Background Without social medical insurance in the destination areas and with low social
integration, rural-to-urban migrants had barriers to health service in the destination areas …

Background The US-Mexico Border is an area of opportunity for improved health care
access; however, gaps remain as to how and where US border residents, particularly those …

Abstract Background In Denmark, immigrants have been found to have a higher use of
healthcare services abroad. Since this use may have an impact on both the individual …