Neighborhood-health links: Differences between rural-to-urban migrants and natives in Shanghai

Danan Gu · Haiyan Zhu · Ming Wen

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Health disparities and outcomes Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies Migration, Health and Trauma

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BACKGROUNDIt is well known that migrant workers tend to have different perceptions of neighborhood environments than urban natives.However, less is known about how these differences in perception may be linked to the health of members of these two groups. OBJECTIVEWe investigated differences in links between perceived neighborhood social and physical environments and three health outcomes, self-rated health, social stress, and chronic conditions, between rural-to-urban migrants (migrant workers) and Shanghaiborn native urban residents in China.

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