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A comparison of quality of life and depression between female married immigrants and native married women in Taiwan
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 09/25/09

Chen CC et al. – Compared to Taiwanese native married women, fewer married immigrants had stressful life events or depression, and they reported higher QOL. After controlling for putative confounding factors, the married immigrants still had better mental QOL and a lower prevalence rate of depression.

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