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A new report on the health of refugees and humanitarian entrants in Australia shows the communities are much less likely to self-report cancer and mental health conditions. Refugees are also more likely to die from drowning, but are better at reporting conditions like diabetes, kidney disease, stroke and dementia. Multicultural health advocates say the complex picture shows the urgent need to address the difficulties refugees face navigating the healthcare system.

Ben harris roxasAdele murdoloUniversity of the new south walesAustralian institute of healthMulticultural centre for women healthMulticultural health communication serviceInstitute vanessa dsouzaAustralian instituteVanessad souzaExecutive directorMulticultural centreSenior lecturerNew south wales