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Substance use disorders in refugee and migrant groups in Sweden: a nationwide cohort study of 1.2 million people

2019-06-05

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<p>AbstractBackground: Refugees are at higher risk of some psychiatric disorders, including PTSD and psychosis, compared with other non-refugee migrants and the majority population. However, it is unclear whether this also applies to substance use disorders, which we investigated in a national register cohort study in Sweden. We also investigated whether risk varied by region-of-origin, age-at-migration, time in S...

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