The main finding of the study was a lower mortality in foreign-born persons in Sweden who had changed their county of residence, indicating that distance mobility (change of county of residence) did not have a negative effect on health.
The analysis first involved a comparison of mortality in foreign-born persons who had not changed county of residence, in relation to sex, country/region of birth, and occupation with those who had not changed county of residence.
Our aim was to analyze the pattern of mortality in deceased foreign-born persons living in Sweden during the years 1970 1999 in relation to distance mobility.
There have been few longitudinal studies on the effect of within-country mobility on patterns of mortality in deceased foreign-born individuals.
As a longitudinal study on the pattern of mortality in deceased foreign-born individuals in relation to distance mobility, such as change of county residence, this study is unique.
A lower mortality was found in foreign-born individuals in Sweden who had changed their county of residence during the period 1970 1990.
We used chi-square statistics to test for phenotypic bias in attack/flight behavior and colony member mortality in staged, mixed-phenotype encounters with foreign web associates.
companies in foreign countries.
candidates, mainly in foreign Policy.
Another lies in foreign exchange.
