COVID-19: Excess mortality among immigrants

An analysis of the excess mortality observed during the first wave of COVID-19 reveals a disproportionate impact on certain foreign-born populations. Immigrants from sub-Saharan Africa were particularly affected, with those aged 40 to 69 experiencing excess mortality rates up to nine times higher than those of the French-born population.

Author(s): Khla Myriam, Ghosn Walid, Guillo Michel, Vandentorren Stéphanie

Publishing year: 2023

Pages: 10-14

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