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The relationship between non-permanent migration and non-communicable chronic disease outcomes for cancer, heart disease and diabetes – a systematic review

机译:癌症,心脏病和糖尿病的非永久迁徙与非传染性慢性疾病结局之间的关系-系统综述

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BackgroundThe relationship between migration and health has primarily focused on permanent migrants, although non-permanent migrants comprise a large proportion of global migrants. Non-permanent migrants may have distinct needs that affect their health outcomes. This systematic review 1) examined the evidence concerning whether non-permanent migrants have different health outcomes than other population groups for non-communicable chronic diseases (NCDs) and 2) sought to describe how non-permanent migration is defined and measured.
机译:背景移民与健康之间的关系主要集中在永久移民上,尽管非永久移民在全球移民中占很大比例。非永久性移民可能有影响其健康结果的独特需求。这项系统评价1)研究了有关非永久性移民与其他人群的非传染性慢性病(NCD)是否具有与其他人群不同的健康结果的证据,以及2)试图描述非永久性移民如何定义和衡量。

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