Expect to find a higher risk of infection in migrants and their disproportionate share among covid-19 cases, and consoli- date the (mental) health impacts of pandemic control measures. our preliminary findings indicate a vast knowledge gap on vaccination coverage among migrant groups. conclusions: two years into the syndemic, this review summarizes the global empirical evidence on the impact of the covid-19 syndemic on migrant populations. with health systems often lacking related data, the review provides an important evidence base for the consideration of migrants in future pandemic preparedness policies. key messages: the systematic review provides an up-to-date synthesis of the empirical evidence on covid-19 among diverse migrant populations globally. knowledge on vaccination coverage in migrants remains patchy

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• who: from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the paper: expect to find a higher risk of infection in migrants and their disproportionate share among COVID-19 cases, and consoli- date the (mental) health impacts of pandemic control measures. Our preliminary findings indicate a vast knowledge gap on vaccination coverage among migrant groups. Conclusions: Two years into the syndemic, this review summarizes the global empirical evidence on the impact of the COVID-19 syndemic on migrant populations. With health systems often lacking related data, the review provides an important evidence base for the consideration of migrants in future pandemic . . .
  

   

  

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