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Immigrant Paradox
The phenomenon where immigrants, despite facing socioeconomic disadvantages, often exhibit better physical and mental health outcomes than native-born populations.
SES
Socioeconomic status, a combined measure that typically includes a person's income, education level, and occupational status.
Native-born Peers
Individuals born in a particular country, compared to those who have immigrated, especially in relation to social, educational, or workplace integration.
Folic Acid
A type of B vitamin that is important for the production and maintenance of new cells, especially during pregnancy.
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