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Populations at Special Health Risk: Migrants

Published:2008 Issue: Volume: Page:233-241
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Container-title:International Encyclopedia of Public Health
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Author:

Razum O.,Samkange-Zeeb F.

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Elsevier

Reference27 articles.

1. Health issues of ethnic minority and migrant women: Coping with cultural barriers;Ackerhans,2003

2. International migration of health workers: Labour and social issues, WP 209;Bach,2003

3. Health and Human Rights of Migrants;Braunschweig,2001

4. Women and migration: A public health issue;Carballo;World Health Statistics Quarterly,1996

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