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• W2338534165 abstract "The current magnitude and pattern of population mobility, within a country or across the country, has been changing very quickly. Because migration involves people and people bring different norms and cultures, the intensified interaction of people of different social, economic, and political backgrounds may result in complex problems in the receiving areas. It has become a major challenge for policy makers. In this respect, health is a fundamental and inevitable part of all population movement and resettlement. Whether the health of people who move is promoted and protected can affect how receiving societies cope with migrant's needs. It can also influence the way in which migrants adapt, and the ability is likely to determine the capacity of newcomers to contribute to social and economic development of the receiving communities. At the same time, the interrelationship between health and population has been one of the widely discussed themes in the human history. Knowledge on how they influence each other is very important to produce policies and intervention for development. This is a two-way relationship, but historical demography and evolution of health problems are often examined separately, though they are very closed interconnected. (Ramalingaswami, 1994). Theoretically, the relationship between migration and health can be from migration to health, health to migration, or both ways. Findley (1988) argued that the important link from migration to health is the migration-related stress. Therefore, this model excludes short-distance mobility, which may not result in stressful conditions. The assumption is that the greater the impact of migration on the adaptation to the new area, the more likely is the migration accompanied by stress and hence by deteriorating health status. Hence, this model also excludes minor changes in health status. He then identified several possible relationships between migration and health. First is from health to migration. The relationship can be positive and linear, that is people with poorer health are less likely to migrate. However, some people with poorer health may be more likely to migrate because they seek better treatment. In this case, the relationship is a J-shaped curve: the probability of migrating first declines when the health status improves, but, quickly, the probability of migrating starts rising as health status keeps improving. Interaction with other variables such as age and living" @default.
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• W2338534165 title "Impact of Migration on Health in Kanchanaburi, Thailand*" @default.
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