Afghanistan remains a hotspot for civil and international conflict for the last several decades.
After the sociopolitical situation worsened with the 2021 Taliban governmental takeover …

Background Forced migration results in exposure to trauma, interrupted access to
healthcare, and loss of social support and may increase dementia risk. Literature on …

The United States has a long history of welcoming refugees fleeing persecution, organized
violence, and war. However, the welcome often does not come with adequate immigration …

Background In August 2017, the Rohingya population of northern Rakhine State in Myanmar
fled to Bangladesh following “clearance operations” by the Myanmar security forces that …

The fallout from the Afghan war led to a wave of refugees fleeing to other countries, with
many of those being youth. The current paper explores the experiences and perceptions of …

Background: Immigrants with disabilities (IWDs) are disproportionately affected by a lack of
access to healthcare services and face unique challenges compared to the general …

The mental health of asylum seekers and refugees, particularly those from Afghanistan, is a
critical concern due to their high exposure to violence, trauma, and displacement-related …

This study reports the accounts of 12 Afghan men in a medium-sized city acculturating to the
United States. The interviews took place in person over two weeks in 2024. Four key …

This qualitative inquiry delved into the healthcare needs and experiences of Afghan refugee
women resettled in Canada, addressing three primary research questions. Employing a …

An estimated 158,000 Cambodian refugees were admitted to the US between 1975-1994
due to civil wars and genocide. Upon arrival, Cambodians were placed in states that had …