Not exact matches
We tested whether the relation between
refugee status and non-affective
disorder differed between men and women
by fitting an interaction term between
refugee status and sex, with results presented separately for men and women, where appropriate.
Next, to determine whether risk of non-affective psychotic
disorder in
refugees relative to migrants differed
by region of origin, we fitted a Cox regression model to a subset of the cohort, excluding the Swedish - born group who did not contribute information to these analyses.
For instance, uncertainty about the 1994 - 1998 Rwandan
refugees» future in exile is compounded
by the recent resolution of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to launch military attacks on
refugees based in the DRC.35 No account has been taken concerning the fact that they are survivors of the 1996 - 2000 massive forced repatriation and that they have been more vulnerable to extremely stressful and traumatic events that took place since the invasion of Rwanda on October 01, 1990.36 Although they are indeed susceptible to posttraumatic stress
disorder, depression, high level of fear and anxiety (psychosomatic) and / or malnutrition caused
by the persecution and destruction of the war, no one who wants to empathise with them.
Significant differences were also observed in sleeping
disorders with more sleep problems found in displaced children followed
by refugee and non-displaced children.