Migrants generally have more favourable mortality outcomes than the Australian-born population. The aim of this study is to update knowledge and inform future research in this field by examining mortality from musculoskeletal conditions, asthma, cardiovascular disease, diabetes mellitus, injuries and mental conditions between 1981 and 2007 among migrants in Australia.Average annual sex- and age-standardised mortality rates were calculated for each migrant group, period of death registration and cause of death.Mortality rates decreased among most groups for asthma, cardiovascular disease and motor vehicle accidents, with rates diverging in the later time periods. The reverse was true for mental disorders, where Australian-born individuals ex...
OBJECTIVES: To compare life expectancy at birth in Australia during 1980-2016 with that in other hig...
This review summarizes the findings of studies conducted in australia between 1980 and 2008 that foc...
There has been a substantial decline in mortality in Australia during the 20th century, with a major...
INTRODUCTION: Migrants generally have more favourable mortality outcomes than the Australian-born po...
Background: Previous studies have shown that migrants have lower cancer mortality rates compared to ...
All death records in Australia during the period 1964–1985 were analyzed to compare mortality from m...
Objective: The shift from an industrial to a service-based economy has seen a decline in work-relate...
Ischemic heart disease is the major cause of death in Australia. Australian attack and mortality rat...
Abstract Objective: The shift from an industrial to a service‐based economy has seen a decline in wo...
This review summarizes the findings of studies conducted in Australia between 1980 and 2008 that foc...
Migrant health constitutes an important public health issue; however, variations in the ‘healthy mig...
OBJECTIVE: The shift from an industrial to a service-based economy has seen a decline in work-relate...
Objective To investigate the effect of immigration on life expectancy in Australia for the period fr...
Objective To investigate the effect of immigration on life expectancy in Australia for the period fr...
BACKGROUND: Australia's use and consumption of asbestos occurred at the same time as its immigration...
OBJECTIVES: To compare life expectancy at birth in Australia during 1980-2016 with that in other hig...
This review summarizes the findings of studies conducted in australia between 1980 and 2008 that foc...
There has been a substantial decline in mortality in Australia during the 20th century, with a major...
INTRODUCTION: Migrants generally have more favourable mortality outcomes than the Australian-born po...
Background: Previous studies have shown that migrants have lower cancer mortality rates compared to ...
All death records in Australia during the period 1964–1985 were analyzed to compare mortality from m...
Objective: The shift from an industrial to a service-based economy has seen a decline in work-relate...
Ischemic heart disease is the major cause of death in Australia. Australian attack and mortality rat...
Abstract Objective: The shift from an industrial to a service‐based economy has seen a decline in wo...
This review summarizes the findings of studies conducted in Australia between 1980 and 2008 that foc...
Migrant health constitutes an important public health issue; however, variations in the ‘healthy mig...
OBJECTIVE: The shift from an industrial to a service-based economy has seen a decline in work-relate...
Objective To investigate the effect of immigration on life expectancy in Australia for the period fr...
Objective To investigate the effect of immigration on life expectancy in Australia for the period fr...
BACKGROUND: Australia's use and consumption of asbestos occurred at the same time as its immigration...
OBJECTIVES: To compare life expectancy at birth in Australia during 1980-2016 with that in other hig...
This review summarizes the findings of studies conducted in australia between 1980 and 2008 that foc...
There has been a substantial decline in mortality in Australia during the 20th century, with a major...