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The ‘Healthy Immigrant Effect’ Is Alive and Well in Kidney Disease, Study Finds

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Previous research has found that immigrants have lower rates of heart disease, diabetes, dementia and other chronic health conditions compared with nonimmigrants. A new study adds kidney disease to the list.
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The ‘Healthy Immigrant Effect’ Is Alive and Well in Kidney Disease, Study Finds

Previous research has found that immigrants have lower rates of heart disease, diabetes, dementia and other chronic health conditions compared with nonimmigrants. A new study adds kidney disease to the list.

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Managed Healthcare Executive broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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