Swedish educational and community health initiatives focus on physical activity, mental well-being, and social engagement through events like Umeå's Hälsa på campus and Österåker's Upp och hoppa campaign.
Sweden advances patient-centered health research with Sara Riggare's PhD on personal science and Chalmers' new professorship in health engineering bolstered by major funding.
Stress-related sick leaves in Sweden are rising sharply with notable regional disparities prompting concern from officials and healthcare authorities.
Experts highlight watercress's rich antioxidant profile and the importance of varied diets and sustainable habits in promoting healthy aging.
Petra Mede cancels engagements due to worsening chronic back pain, while Maria Karlander discusses overlooked menopause symptoms and healthcare challenges.
Research reveals the crucial gut-brain communication impacting mental health and digestive disorders like IBS, highlighting new treatment possibilities.
Pharmacies in Sweden report rising misuse of weight loss drugs and warn against counterfeit products amid soaring sales and high costs.
An international study shows that just five minutes of brisk walking daily can reduce premature death risk by 6%, especially benefiting the least active individuals.
New research highlights that five minutes of daily brisk walking can significantly decrease the risk of premature death, providing a practical health benefit especially for the least active individuals.
Studies show that reducing alcohol improves health rapidly, while higher sperm quality in men is linked to longer lifespan, reflecting overall well-being.
New research confirms that regular workplace health screenings improve employee health and exercise habits, while tailored programs are expanding to meet women's specific workplace health needs.
Sweden launches a major government-funded mental health research program while educational experts criticize school digitalization and grading pressures for worsening student mental health.
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Health, a privacy-conscious AI service that offers personalized health advice by integrating user health data, currently available globally except in Europe due to regulatory constraints.
Medis unveils a new health course to foster exercise and wellbeing as lifestyle changes are spotlighted to lower dementia risk.
Viktor Frisk will speak on February 11 during Skellefteå Pride Week about his mental health journey and fostering inclusive environments.
Rising weight loss drug use in Sweden prompts warnings against self-adjusted dosages and counterfeit medications sold online.
Swedish entertainer Nanne Grönvall and actor Johan Hedenberg share their personal cancer experiences, underscoring early detection and emotional resilience.
Swedish healthcare's male-centric approach leads to misdiagnosis and neglect of women's health issues, highlighting urgent reform needs.
Sweden reports a 67% two-year survival rate for CAR-T therapy patients since 2019, reflecting progress amid challenges in treatment access and costs.
A Swedish man's successful lifestyle change and new research on anorexia highlight health challenges and hopes as the New Year begins.
Withings launches the Body Scan 2, a groundbreaking smart scale using medical-grade technology to provide early detection of health risks and personalized guidance for preventive care.
A new senior choir in Skövde aims to improve older adults’ health and well-being through weekly group singing sessions starting in 2026.
Many Swedes struggle to maintain their New Year's resolutions to quit smoking, but expert advice and preparation can improve success rates.
Stories of overcoming health anxiety and addiction, alongside expert dietary advice, highlight paths to improved health and aging well.
Swedes are focusing on health and mental well-being in their 2025 New Year's resolutions, leveraging technology and community support to foster sustainable lifestyle changes.
A new AI-driven framework of cognitive digital twins offers personalized mental health monitoring and early cognitive decline prevention, marking a potential breakthrough in preventive mental healthcare.
Sweden has achieved major advances in cancer research in 2025, including AI technologies for early detection and innovative surgical procedures that enhance patient care.
Sweden spearheads European genomic data collaboration to enhance healthcare with secure, expansive access to genetic information.
The rising global trend of group fitness is reflected locally as a Swedish couple launches a new community-focused gym.
Scientific findings suggest gray hair may reduce cancer risk, while rising potency drug use among young Swedish men raises health concerns.
Sweden is experiencing a growing mental health crisis with a 35% rise in antidepressant prescriptions and increased demand for psychological treatment in 2025.
Experts warn that overprotective parenting and overly safe play environments hinder children's physical and emotional development, advocating for allowing risky play.
New research from Swedish universities reveals sauna bathing reduces pain and improves sleep for women, marking a notable advance in women's health studies.
Sweden experiences heightened antidepressant prescriptions among youth alongside increasing local mental health challenges despite preventive efforts.
Recent studies emphasize that disrupted sleep hampers the brain's ability to clear toxic waste linked to dementia, highlighting the critical role of the glymphatic system and potential implications for Alzheimer's disease.
Antidepressant use in Sweden is significantly higher than in Denmark and Norway, with notable increases among youth and differences attributed to sociocultural and healthcare factors.
UK research highlights dietary tips for constipation relief, while Swedish experts warn against reverting to old habits and unsafe home remedies.
A Swedish study reveals a 37% rise in heart attacks among the elderly on Christmas Eve, linked to stress and emotional factors rather than physical activity.
Holiday diet management tips include handling medication challenges and reducing dementia risk through healthy eating.
A personal reflection highlights the growing gap between quality prenatal care and the declining support and neglect in elderly care within Sweden's public welfare system.
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