There is no association between migration and rates of psychotic illness and schizophrenia diagnosis in Western European immigrant groups living in the United States.

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Studies have shown that immigrant groups in Western European countries and their descendants have higher rates of psychotic illnesses, including schizophrenia, compared to the native-born population. This suggests a significant association between migration and increased rates of these diagnoses, likely due to factors such as social adversity, discrimination, and the stress of migration and acculturation.

There Is No Association Between Migration and Rates of Psychotic