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Research shows lower mental health services use in foreign-born adults, indicating disparities among immigrant groups.
Despite increased attention to mental health disparities, use of mental health services remains uneven across racial, ethnic and immigrant groups, according to new research published in Psychiatric Services . The new findings indicate that foreign‐born Asian and Latine adults are less likely than those born in the United States to report using mental health services, including visits with mental health professionals and antidepressant use.
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