The phenomenon known as "healthy migrant effect" states that recent immigrants tend to have better health than long-term immigrants or nonimmigrants, because of:

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The "healthy migrant effect" is often attributed to the selection processes of immigration policies, which tend to favor individuals who are healthier and can contribute economically, rather than to the immigrants having inherently healthier childhoods, better access to education, or more economic resources. Canadian immigration policies, like those of many countries, include health screenings and may prefer applicants who are less likely to place a burden on the healthcare system, contributing to this phenomenon.

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