COVID-19 among immigrants in Norway, notified infections, related hospitalizations and associated mortality: A register-based study

Differences in overqualification between immigrants, by time since immigration and seven country-of-origin groups, the second generation from seven country of origin groups, others,

to estimate immigration based on differences in income between Norway and the immigrants’ area of origin, unemployment in Norway and the area of origin, the number of people from

sults: Immigrants from Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia had lower incidence of total cancer compared to the non-immigrant population in Norway and immigrants born in

Among immigrants in norway, poor or medium self- reported norwegian proficiency was associated with poorer health outcomes, including self-rated health, hypertension,

We aim to answer the question as to whether socioeconomic differences can explain an excess burden of COVID- 19 among immigrants by investigating the correla- tion

The gender distribution within the different ICPC groups was equal, with two exceptions: the Latvian population had a higher proportion of males with digestive diseases (59% versus

Immigrants’ perception of preventive care may differ among the different immigrant groups and from the perception of host population; a Swedish study (33) reported that immigrants

Our aim was to compare the proportion of different groups of immigrants with nonimmigrant women registered by their GPs as having taken a Pap smear in 2008 and to study predictors