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Volume 22,
Issue 1,
26 January 2026
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The International Journal of Migration, Health and Social Care is a double-anonymous peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary journal focusing on how international migration relates to health and social care issues, including mental health.

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Cultural competence and help-seeking in immigrant mental health: a narrative review
Between refuge and right: production of social exclusion among Tibetan Muslims in Kashmir
A retrospective study on adult migration and quality of life in the Chinese population
Living separated from family: the socioeconomic resources and mental health of unaccompanied refugee minors in young adulthood
Fostering life or choking life: neoliberal frictions and experiences of sponsored older immigrants in Canada
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February 16 2026
Use of somatic hospital care services by immigrants in Norway, a retrospective population study
Kjartan Sarheim Anthun, Jon Magnussen
December 01 2025
A critical consideration of family violence approaches in Aotearoa/New Zealand: addressing help-seeking and support challenges facing ethnic womenvictim-survivors
Irene Ayallo
October 31 2025
The intention to use E-mental health applications among people with non-Western migration backgrounds
Tessi Hengst, Lilian Lechner et al.
September 30 2025
Understanding the significance of personal bonding social capital for mental well-being of first-generation labour migrants: a cross-sectional study inthe Netherlands
Marianne Simons, Sinan Kurt et al.
September 30 2025
Supporting young MENA refugees in Ireland during and after the COVID-19 pandemic: challenges in service provision and continuity of care
Yvonne Leckey, Jack Horgan et al.

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