Foreign-born women utilized SRH services at lower rates than U.S.-born women; this effect diminished at the multivariate level, although race and ethnicity differences remained. Overall, foreign-born women were less likely to pay for SRH services with private insurance than U.S.-born women.
While foreign-born women have always been less likely to have babies outside of marriage than U.S.-born women, the roughly 10-percentage-point gap in this measure in 2014 (42% vs. 33%) is the widest since data became available in 1984.
The unemployment rate for foreign-born women declined from 5.1 percent to 4.8 percent, and the rate for foreign-born men was little changed at 3.6 percent. The over- the-year decrease in the unemployment rate of the native born reflected decreases in the rates for both men and women.
Immigrant women in the labor force had an annual median income of $32,015 in 2012, compared to $38,514 for native-born women, $36,802 for foreign-born men, and $50,283 for native-born men. Immigrant women from India who were in the labor force had …
Foreign-born women of reproductive age living in the US have lower hepatitis B virus (HBV) vaccination and screening coverage than their US-born counterparts and screening for HBV is underutilized, a recent report suggests.
Foreign-born women who gave birth within the preceding 12 months are older, on average, than their U.S.-born counterparts – some 30% are ages 35 or older, compared with 18% among the U.S. born. Foreign-born new mothers originally from Vietnam (47%), the Philippines (41%) and China (37%) are particularly likely to be in this age range.
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Foreign-born women of reproductive age living in the US have lower hepatitis B virus (HBV) vaccination and screening coverage than their US-born counterparts and screening for HBV is underutilized, a recent report suggests.
Had women born in Puerto Rico been classified as “U.S. born” for this analysis, the share of all births to U.S.-born women would have risen by 0.4 percentage points in 2014, and the share to foreign-born women would have declined by 0.4 percentage points.
Fertility of foreign-born women in Minnesota Martha McMurry 5.7 6.2 6.7 7.4 8.2 8.8 10.0 10.7 11.8 13.4. 2 Minnesota State Demographic Center January 2003 POPULATION NOTES January 2003 Minnesota State Demographic Center 3 POPULATION NOTES Fertility rates are higher for foreign-born
