In the Literature: Psychological Symptoms as Long-Term Consequences of War Experiences. Priebe S, Jankovic Gavrilovic J, Bremner S, Ajdukovic D, Franciskovic T, Galeazzi GM, Kucukalic A, Lecic-Tosevski D, Morina N, Popovski M, Schützwohl M, Bogic M.(2012). Psychopathology.
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Immunization status of refugee children after resettlement.
In the Literature: Immunization status of refugee children after resettlement. Watts DJ, Friedman JF, Vivier PM, Tompkins CE, Alario AJ. Med Health RI. 2011.
Lack of immunization documentation in Minnesota refugees: Challenges for refugee preventive health care.
In the Literature: Lack of immunization documentation in Minnesota refugees: Challenges for refugee preventive health care. Lifson AR, Thai D, Hang K. J Immigr Health. 2001.
Measles outbreak associated with an arriving refugee – Los Angeles County, California.
In the Literature: Measles outbreak associated with an arriving refugee – Los Angeles County, California. CDC. MMWR. 2011.
Brief report: Imported case of congenital rubella syndrome – New Hampshire.
In the Literature: Brief report: Imported case of congenital rubella syndrome – New Hampshire. CDC. MMWR. 2005.
Post-arrival health screening in Karen refugees in Australia.
In the Literature: Post-arrival health screening in Karen refugees in Australia. Paxton GA, Sangster KJ, Maxwell EL, McBride CR, Drewe RH. (2012). PLoS One.
Health and Health Care of African Refugees: An Under Recognized Minority.
In the Literature: Health and Health Care of African Refugees: An Under Recognized Minority. Hauck FR, Corr KE, Lewis SH, Oliver MN. (2012). Journal of the National Medical Association.
Prevalence of Chronic Disease and Insurance Coverage among Refugees in the United States.
In the Literature: Prevalence of Chronic Disease and Insurance Coverage among Refugees in the United States. Yun K, Fuentes-Afflick E, Desai MM. (2012) J Immigr Minor Health.
Measles among US-bound refugees from Malaysia
In the Literature: Measles among US-bound refugees from Malaysia to California, Maryland, North Carolina, and Wisconsin, August-September 2011. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2011). Clinical Infectious Disease.
Lead poisoning in United States-bound refugee children: Thailand-Burma border
In the Literature: Lead poisoning in United States-bound refugee children: Thailand-Burma border. Mitchell T, Jentes E, Ortega L, Scalia Sucosky M, Jefferies T, Bajcevic P, Parr V, Jones W, Brown MJ, Painter J. (2012). Pediatrics.