translate English to French: Based on a large sampling of respondents in Montréal, Toronto and Vancouver (reviewing the births of 17,630 women) that were broken down into four groups (refugees, asylum seekers, immigrants, Canadian born), a number of telling findings became apparent.
Gagnon cite onze études menées dans le cadre du projet Migration and Reproductive Health Research (MiRHR), mais elle présente essentiellement les données de l’étude NORMAPERS, pour Needs of Refugee Mothers After Pregnancy-Early Response Services (besoins des mères réfugiées : services d’intervention rapide).