Norway's progressive policy may be helping to prevent inequality in access between immigrants and non-immigrants, which may be especially important as the foreign-born population in Norway continues to rise.
There may be restrictions on immigrants which may ultimately affect the health of children.
This variable is rarely taken into account when studying utilization by immigrants, which may explain why studies repeatedly found that immigrants were more likely to use emergency services than primary care services [ 31, 32].
We anticipated that these psychosocial risk factors may be more prevalent among immigrants, which may be associated with lower levels of adherence and consequently with a worse virological treatment response (see Fig. 1).
However, such an association may have been moderated by time since immigration, which may account for the effects of acculturation that could be present among immigrants who have spent substantial periods of time in Canada.
The Tory leader planned to curb immigrant benefits, which may be a good idea, but does not come close to matching UKIP's prescriptions.
To the Editor: A range of infectious diseases have been described in asymptomatic immigrants (1 ), which may justify the implementation of screening after obtaining consent.
If so, the South Georgia population may be suboptimally adapted to its local conditions because of high 'migration load' from immigrants (Lenormand 2002), which may reduce selection against immigrants and may limit adaptation to further environmental change.
Finally, we dichotomized many of the characteristics that we examined, such as race, recent immigrant status, and education, which may not have provided enough detail to uncover differences.
"Because of limited job opportunities in the Great Recession there appears to be an even greater response of starting businesses among immigrants than among nonimmigrants, which may have to do with lower-skilled workers having more difficulty in finding jobs," Mr. Fairlie writes.
