1. Volume 392, Issue 10164, Pages 2553-2566 (December 2018)
Global patterns of mortality in international migrants: a systematic review and meta- analysis 
Robert W Aldridge, PhD, Laura B Nellums, PhD, Sean Bartlett, PhD, Anna Louise Barr, MSc, Parth Patel, MB BChir, Rachel Burns, MSc, Sally Hargreaves, FRCPE, Prof J Jaime Miranda, MD, Prof Stephen Tollman, PhD, Prof Jon S Friedland, FMedSci, Prof Ibrahim Abubakar, FRCP 
The Lancet 
Volume 392, Issue 10164, Pages (December 2018)
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2. Figure 1 Study selection
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3. Figure 2 Forest plots of SMRs for all-cause mortality
Studies are presented as region of origin, country of study (study [year]). Data are presented for male individuals (A) and female individuals (B). 13 studies reported all-cause mortality estimates, of which 53 estimates were available for men, and 50 were available for women. SMR=standardised mortality ratio.
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4. Figure 2 Forest plots of SMRs for all-cause mortality
Studies are presented as region of origin, country of study (study [year]). Data are presented for male individuals (A) and female individuals (B). 13 studies reported all-cause mortality estimates, of which 53 estimates were available for men, and 50 were available for women. SMR=standardised mortality ratio.
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5. Figure 3 Forest plots of SMRs for all-cause mortality by migrant group
Studies are presented as region of origin, country of study (study [year]). 16 studies reported all-cause mortality estimates by migrant group, which included 119 mortality estimates. SMR=standardised mortality ratio.
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6. Figure 4
Meta-analysis estimates of SMRs for international migrants by ICD-10 disease category
SMR=standardised mortality ratio. ICD-10=International Classification of Diseases, tenth revision.
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7. Figure 5
Subgroup analysis of international migrants by ICD-10 subgroup disease category for the six ICD-10 disease categories with the highest total number of SMR estimates
Data are presented for neoplasms (A), the circulatory system (B), external causes (C), respiratory diseases (D), infection (E), and endocrine disorders (F). SMR=standardised mortality ratio. ICD-10=International Classification of Diseases, tenth revision.
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