Immigrant health refers to the physical and mental well-being of individuals who have migrated to a new country. This area of research focuses on understanding the unique health challenges and disparities faced by immigrants, including access to healthcare, language barriers, cultural differences, and social determinants of health. Researchers in this field often examine the impact of factors such as immigration status, length of time in the new country, and acculturation on health outcomes. Strategies for improving immigrant health may include targeted healthcare interventions, culturally sensitive services, and policies that address social and economic inequalities.