Background There are one billion migrants globally, of whom 82 million are forced migrants.
Pregnant migrants face pre-migration stressors such as conflict, transit stressors including …

Background Refugees are at a higher risk of food insecurity than the general population in
high-income resettling countries. Simultaneously, the prevalence rates of mental ill health …

Background Although Türkiye (Turkey) hosts the largest number of Syrian refugees, studies
on food insecurity are limited. This study examined the prevalence and risk factors of food …

Background Migration is usually accompanied by changes in the social, cultural, and
religious environment, socioeconomic status, and housing conditions, all of which affect …

Background The transition from a predominantly milk-based diet to a diverse family diet is a
window of opportunity for optimal child growth and development. Objectives The study aims …

Aim There is limited knowledge on the prevalence, risk factors, and co** strategies of food
insecurity among women refugees. The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence …

Food insecurity has been linked to adverse health outcomes, particularly among vulnerable
populations such as refugees. The aim of this study was to assess the prevalence of food …

Background: Household food insecurity (HFI) is a serious public health concern in Lebanon.
Adverse mental health issues have been reported among food insecure households in …

Background/Objectives: Refugee children are vulnerable in many respects. Determining
their nutritional characteristics can guide the interventions that need to be developed. We …

The objective was to describe infant feeding practices, nutrition and related health aspects of
infants under six months among Syrian refugees in Greater Beirut, Lebanon. A cross …