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Ethnic enclaves and risk of psychiatric disorders among first- and second-generation immigrants in Sweden
Some non-Western immigrant groups in Europe have elevated risk of psychosis relative to native-born. It is hypothesized that neighborhood ethnic density moderates this risk. Immigration to Sweden has increased substantially recently, particularly from the Middle East. This study examined the relatio
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