Indicator in all countries

Is there evidence of increased morbidity rates for minority and migrant groups?

• Austria

  Yes.

• Bulgaria

  Yes.

• Cyprus

  No

• Denmark

  Yes.

• Finland

  No.

• France

  Yes

• Germany

  Yes.

• Greece

  Yes, for some diseases, such as tuberculosis and AIDS.

• Hungary

  Yes.

• Ireland

  To date there is no evidence to suggest that this is the case in Ireland.

• Italy

  yes

• Poland

  No.

• Portugal

  There is some evidence of increased morbidity rates for migrant groups concerning certain health problems.

• Romania

  No data available disaggregated on minority groups and migrants.

• Slovenia

  The data on morbidity collected by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia are not segregated by ethnicity or nationality.

• Spain

  No.

• Sweden

  Sweden does not maintain official statistics concerning ethnic origin other than citizenship and country of birth. The main rule according to the Swedish Personal Data Act (1998:204). Therefore there is no official data on that evidence the increased morbidity rates for minority and migrant groups.