Natalia Skogberg

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Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare

Finland

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Natalia Skogberg is the Chief Researcher at the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland. Her research focuses on public health and mental health issues affecting culturally diverse populations, particularly migrants. Recent articles by Professor Skogberg examine the impact of hypertensive disorders, mental health symptoms, and integration factors among various migrant groups in Finland.

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Riikka Marita Lämsä

University of Helsinki

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Seppo Koskinen

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National Institute for Health and Welfare

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Articles (10)

Social Listening to Enhance Access to Appropriate Pandemic Information Among Culturally Diverse Populations: Case Study From Finland

Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy among women of migrant origin in Finland: A population-based study

Psychiatric symptoms and the association with parents’ psychiatric symptoms among recently arrived asylum-seeking children in Finland

The association of depressive and anxiety symptoms with the metabolic syndrome and its components among Russian, Somali, and Kurdish origin adults in Finland: A population-based study

Koronapandemian ja sen rajoittamistoimien vaikutukset toimintarajoitteisten ihmisten elämään

Mental Health and Traumatization of Newly Arrived Asylum Seeker Adults in Finland: A Population-Based Study

Are Self-rated Health, Native Finnish Friends and Having Children under School Age Associated with Employment?

The Association between Pre- and Post-Migration Wellbeing Factors with Integration among Russian, Somali, and Kurdish Origin Women in Finland

Gestational diabetes among women of migrant origin in Finland-a population-based study

Migrants Are Underrepresented in Mental Health and Rehabilitation Services—Survey and Register-Based Findings of Russian, Somali, and Kurdish Origin Adults in Finland

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Riikka Marita Lämsä

Seppo Koskinen

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