Syrian Refugee Health Profile
Priority Health Conditions
The health conditions listed below are considered priority health conditions when caring for or assisting Syrian refugees.
Background
Geography, Ethnic Groups, Language, Education and Literacy, Family and Kinship, Religious Beliefs, Tips for Clinicians
Population Movements and Refugee Services in Countries of Asylum
From Syria, To the United States
Healthcare Access and Health Concerns among Syrian Refugees Living in Camps or Urban Settings Overseas
Primary Healthcare, Immunizations, Reproductive Health, Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting, Gender-Based Violence, Early and Forced Marriage, Mental Health
Medical Screening of U.S.-Bound Refugees
Visa Medical Examination, Pre-Departure Medical Screening, Pre-Embarkation Checks, Vaccination Program, Presumptive Therapies for Intestinal Parasites, Post-Arrival Medical Screening
Health Information
Communicable Diseases, Parasitic Infections, Non-Communicable Diseases, Mental Health
Page last reviewed: January 10, 2017