The current study systematically reviewed studies assessing mental disorders of long-settled war-refugees worldwide, applied a subgroup analysis to understand the reasons for prevalence variability, and narratively reviewed pre-migration and post-migration factors associated with mental health of long-settled war refugees.
Another reason for the prevalence of laugh makers is their ability to woo consumers into paying attention to ads.
A lack of jobs is no doubt one reason for the prevalence of heroin addiction and other social ills.
Chronic hunger does not move the media: the main reason for the prevalence of undernutrition is inadequate purchasing power, and malnutrition is often caused by poor understanding of nutrition.
But perhaps the fundamental reason for the prevalence of off-stage drama is that the musical is an inherently artificial form and therefore, as with attempts at non-mechanical flight, most projects are doomed to extreme difficulty and probably failure.
A. W. Richard Sipe, a former Benedictine monk and psychotherapist who has written several books on the sexual lives of priests, says he believes that a multi-generation chain of sexual abuse may be one reason for the prevalence of molesters in the priesthood.
For those domains not directly associated with advertising firms, one reason for their prevalence may be social plug-ins (as discussed with Facebook and Twitter earlier).
Compared to the general population, nurses, as a special occupational group with basic medical knowledge, took medicine more rationally, which could be the reason for low prevalence of MOH.
The reason for the prevalence of intestinal obstruction caused by hernias is that many patients live with untreated hernias as opposed to western countries where access to care is early.
At present the reason for the prevalence of cephalosporin-resistant E. coli in poultry is unclear.
Another reason for higher prevalence rates among refugees may be because of increased detection.
