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How does the mental health of African student immigrants compare to that of native students in the host country?

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healthcare
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Tri
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Zenodo
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African student immigrants often experience poorer mental health compared to native students, highlighted by higher stress and depressive symptoms, though social support from peers can be beneficial.

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mental healthAfrican student immigrantsnative studentshost countrymental health comparisonstudent mental healthimmigrant mental healthcultural differencesmental health disparitiespublic health

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