Sweden reports decreasing estrogen medication shortages with government interventions, while Stockholm region faces criticism over failure to open new healthcare centers since 2008.
Sweden advances women's health with new research on wellbeing and Alzheimer's risks, alongside launching specialized sexual health clinics.
Swedish figures Jessica Almenäs and Nathalie Steffner open up about their health challenges, highlighting the psychological toll of illness and stress.
Swedish municipalities are actively promoting mental health among young women through community events and youth council initiatives addressing stress and well-being.
Jannie lost 25 kg naturally using a structured program, dietary changes, and exercise, regaining her confidence and vitality.
Patient participation and medication self-management in Sweden face systemic communication gaps and risks from unsupervised changes, highlighting the need for cultural integration of patient roles in healthcare.
Seniors in Sweden’s Dalarna region and Mariehamn benefit from the 2027 Hälsoalmanackan health almanac distribution and brain training sessions promoting physical, mental, and social wellbeing.
Over 600 participants in Värmland engaged in a panel discussion highlighting men's mental health challenges and the need to rethink masculinity norms to prevent high suicide rates.
New research reveals that maintaining consistent sleep patterns significantly reduces risks of premature death and diseases, highlighting sleep regularity over mere duration.
The 2025 Stockholm County child health report shows good overall child health but reveals marked disparities in vaccination, breastfeeding, tobacco exposure, and obesity among young children across different areas.
NU-sjukvården's adult psychiatry department is touring Fyrbodal to raise mental health awareness, collaborating with user groups and offering free public events starting October 29.
Swedish researchers develop Fracture-ML, an AI tool leveraging national data to predict hip fracture risk with high accuracy, enhancing population-wide screening and prevention.
A medication error during heart surgery at Karolinska led to patient deaths, emergency transplants, and a police investigation, with hospital protocols now under review.
Swedish advocates urge continuation of free mammography screenings beyond age 74, citing ongoing breast cancer risks and age discrimination concerns.
New Swedish studies reveal how screen time and residential greenery distinctly affect mental health outcomes from youth to older adults, highlighting implications for public health and urban planning.
Two new clinics in Ludvika and Vaggeryd offer unique health and beauty treatments, aiming to enhance community well-being in Sweden.
Mjölby's latest community-focused initiative at Galleria Kvarnen draws hundreds to discuss mental health, breaks stigma, and promotes well-being through new interactive activities.
Psykeveckan 2026 in Örnsköldsvik offers free events from November 2-8 that promote mental health awareness through lectures, personal stories, cultural performances, and nature activities.
Queen Silvia's visit to Gothenburg spotlights youth mental health with expert discussions, school engagement, and recognition of a dedicated teacher's impactful work.
Swedish home care workers and Vietnamese factory employees highlight severe mental health challenges due to demanding workloads, with calls for better schedules and supportive initiatives.
Swedish retailer ICA launches ICA Gott liv, a new product line of around 250 items promoting health and sustainability, replacing the ICA I love eco range.
Ben Mitkus defends his vasectomy decision amid societal debates on masculinity, coinciding with a major Swedish conference addressing men's norms and mental health.
Sweden advances women's health through a Rosa Bandet menopause awareness event and increasing testosterone therapy use among pre-menopausal women, reflecting growing dialogue and medical trends.
Finspång's November event combines expert talks, personal stories, and music to promote open discussions on mental health.
Region Skåne introduces culture on prescription alongside community cultural initiatives in Örebro and Gothenburg to support mental health and social connection.
Sweden is planning specialized preparedness hospitals in northern regions to enhance healthcare capacity amid potential war threats, with a national concept proposal due next year.
Euro Accident partners in the EU-funded Together4MH project to develop scalable, evidence-based mental health solutions for workplaces across Europe.
Swedish TV personality Malin Molund suffers a serious allergic reaction at a restaurant despite prior warnings, spotlighting concerns over food allergy protocols in public eating venues.
New Swedish research highlights increased workplace sitting times linked to greater health risks, urging lifestyle and workplace changes.
World Mental Health Day 2026 emphasizes authentic experiences, workplace mental health, family involvement, and destigmatizing mental illness with Swedish and global perspectives.
Public figures and healthcare professionals criticize Sweden’s healthcare system over delays and conflicting political priorities, calling for a focus on patient outcomes.
Recent studies highlight how poor job market preparation and early mental health issues significantly affect young Swedes' mental well-being and future work capacity.
On World Mental Health Day 2026, urgent calls emerge for Sweden's government to improve children's mental health support in schools and crisis settings through community involvement and better resources.
Region Örebro län increases publicly funded IVF attempts from three to six, enhancing access to assisted reproduction following updated national healthcare recommendations.
A new study shows that psychological problems are now more common among younger adults in Sweden, with initiatives like Musikhjälpen 2026 focusing on mental health support in crises.
Musikhjälpen 2026, held in Linköping from November 30 to December 6, focuses on raising funds and awareness for mental health challenges faced by those impacted by war and crisis.
The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine honors three scientists for advances in optogenetics, enabling new insights into nerve cell functions and brain disorders.
Expert psychologist Per Johnsson discusses how nostalgia can soothe stress and anxiety by evoking positive memories and emotional comfort.
Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel have won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine for pioneering optogenetics, transforming neuroscience and clinical medicine with light-controlled neural activation.
A young Swedish woman's stroke experience and a pregnancy blood pressure alert emphasize the need for urgent health response and symptom awareness.
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