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The mental health of Peruvian immigrants in Santiago, Chile

2014-01-01

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This dissertation presents results from the first quantitative population based study exploring prevalence of Common Mental Disorders (CMDs), psychotic symptoms and Hazardous Drinking (HD) and factors associated with each outcome in a large group of first generation economic 'immigrants' in Santiago, Chile (i.e. born in Peru) compared with a geographically matched sample of 'non-immigrants' (i.e. born in Chile). A...

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10.17863/cam.63881
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