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China's rapid economic growth has had a serious impact on the environment. Environmental hazards are major sources of health risk factors. The migration of over 200 million people to heavily polluted urban areas is likely to be significantly detrimental to health. Based on data from the 2009 national household survey “Chinese Attitudes toward Inequality and Distributive Injustice” (N = 2866) and various...
This study re-examines the healthy migrant phenomenon in China’s internal migration process and investigates the different trajectories of place of origin on migrants’ self-rated physical health and psychological distress. Data came from a household survey (N = 1474) conducted in Beijing between May and October in 2009. Multiple regression techniques were used to model the associations between self-rated...
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