55.Every migrant child should have access to health care equal to that of nationals, regardless of their migration status. This includes all health services, whether preventive or curative, and mental, physical or psychosocial care, provided in the community or in health-care institutions. States have an obligation to ensure that children’s health is not undermined as a result of discrimination, which is a significant factor contributing to vulnerability; the implications of multiple forms of discrimination should also be addressed.[29] Attention should be paid to addressing the gender-specific impacts of reduced access to services.[30] In addition, migrant children should be provided full access to age- appropriate sexual and reproductive health information and services.