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Original Articles

The Reason of Hospitalisation of Young People Between 1991–2000 in Ban

Pages 119-123 | Published online: 10 Feb 2014
 

Abstract

The causes of disease and stress affecting immigrants have been studied, in Apulia, by monitoring schedules directed to working people, in order to estimate the index of social-anthropological stress (A. De Lucia and Nuzzi 1999).

The present research wants to evaluate the state of illness concerning the children of the immigrants.

Thanks to the doctors working in the hospital structures in Ban, we have obtained some data relative to the years 1991–2000. However, they are completely anonymous and without any identifying element.

Later-on the same data have been employed, still in an anonymous form, only with a statistical purpose.

The high number of people affected by genital-urinary and respiratory pathologies of infectious nature and the large number of people suffering from malnutrition, suggests conditions of great poverty and deprivations which were already present in their native countries, and have been made worse by the difficulties of the travel and the precarious accommodation in Italy.

Obviously to be considered a truly civilized country we must be able to offer good living conditions to the non-productive part of the population, either autochthonal or immigrant.

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