Experts highlight the need for increased funding and a national strategy to advance women's health research in Sweden and improve healthcare outcomes.
A regional study in Dalarna is gearing up to implement Sweden's dual diagnosis reform integrating substance abuse and psychiatric care by 2028, following parliamentary approval.
Sweden's Organized Prostate Cancer Testing program, now offered to over 300,000 men, significantly lowers the risk of advanced prostate cancer while curbing overdiagnosis and inequalities.
A report and recent cultural events in Sweden highlight how cultural participation supports youth mental well-being and the challenges faced in access and education.
Neko Health opens a new preventive health screening center in Moodkvarteret to promote early detection of health risks using advanced scanning technology.
Socialstyrelsen has been tasked by the Swedish government to develop new methodologies for patient risk management and to review colorectal cancer screening guidelines, amid concerns over healthcare capacity and calls for enhanced brain health strategies.
New research shows that 5-minute walking breaks every hour can alleviate health risks from prolonged sitting, improving mood and reducing fatigue without disrupting work.
Southern Sweden faces a severe heatwave with SMHI's orange warnings, urging precautions for vulnerable groups and tips to stay cool indoors and hydrated.
Protesters in Almedalen raise alarm over critical shortages of estrogen medications in Sweden, demanding action to ensure women’s health and treatment security.
Research reveals taking five-minute walking breaks every hour boosts cardiovascular and mental health for adults over 50.
The ELITE method harnesses AI to make breast cancer MRI scans faster and more accurate, promising improved diagnosis and patient access.
Extreme heat this summer in Sweden poses health risks to vulnerable populations, prompting public health warnings and recommendations to mitigate effects.
Patient stories and expert advice highlight the lifesaving value of early cancer detection and regular health screenings.
The Nordic region is benefiting from historic EU financing and female-driven investments focused on women's health and healthy aging innovation, signaling a transformative shift in the sector's commercial potential.
Sweden faces a growing debate over the scientific legitimacy and political controversy of government investments in existential health amid expert disagreements.
Survey reveals Cosmic journal system has increased workload and stress, while reducing efficiency and patient safety for Swedish medical secretaries.
Sweden faces a significant increase in pet snake bites amid warm weather, compounded by limited antivenom availability and heightened venom risk this spring.
Sweden faces a growing risk of undernutrition among its elderly population, prompting government initiatives to reduce associated health and economic impacts.
A Swedish study shows a mobile app for vestibular rehabilitation is as effective as written instructions for treating dizziness, promising new accessible options for patients.
Healthcare challenges in Sweden include inadequate care for women with PMOS and poor continuity in elderly care, prompting calls for systemic reforms.
Karin Tegmark Wisell was dismissed after questioning Sweden's government-backed 'existential health' initiative, a vaguely defined and controversial public health concept.
Surveys show both improvements and ongoing mental health challenges among youth in Västmanland, with local initiatives taking shape to support well-being.
Economic disparities in Sweden strongly influence health outcomes and longevity, with wealth gaps compared to Norway highlighting broader social inequality.
Sweden implements nationwide colon cancer screening for ages 60-74 amid rising early-onset cases, prompting a review of screening age and calls for increased awareness among younger populations.
New studies and health advice highlight that simple lifestyle changes can slow aging and reduce cardiovascular disease risks, offering practical guidance for healthy ageing in Sweden.
The new report exposes a significant increase in school stress among Swedish youth, with alarming impacts on mental health and future prospects.
Initial human trials of an AI-developed vaccine show safety and promise to accelerate vaccine development, enhancing pandemic preparedness.
Anders Söderlindh is suing Region Skåne after becoming paralyzed following spinal surgery, alleging medical negligence.
Ulrika Ådén has been named head secretary for medicine and health at Vetenskapsrådet, bringing extensive clinical and research experience to the role starting September 2026.
Sweden advances AI in healthcare with innovations in research and clinical tools, while confronting serious risks in mental health applications.
A Stockholm University professor highlights growing health inequalities in Sweden driven by social factors such as education and income, urging stronger action to address the issue.
New research reveals genetics play a larger role in lifespan than expected, while lifestyle changes can reduce biological age and promote longevity.
Västra Götalandsregionen terminates Hälsa Hemma Vårdcentral's contract over serious deficiencies, affecting 5,000 patients and prompting swift reassignment and remedial measures.
An alarming increase in e-scooter injuries, especially among children, prompts Swedish health professionals and victims to demand stricter regulations and safety measures.
New research highlights that forgetfulness is common and often normal in aging, emphasizing stress and sleep as key memory factors.
Sweden has made its national 24/7 mental health and suicide prevention support line permanent, ensuring ongoing free professional assistance for those in crisis.
Swedish health authorities warn that energy drinks pose more significant health risks than coffee, especially for youth, advocating for age restrictions and moderation.
Sweden marks the first national Day for Togetherness to combat involuntary loneliness with community and workplace initiatives addressing growing public health concerns.
Women’s healthcare in Sweden faces inequalities and funding challenges, prompting calls for feminist policies and increased investment to improve access and quality, especially in maternity care.
Researchers at Örebro University have developed a promising DNA technology that could reduce bloodstream infection diagnosis time from days to hours, offering faster patient care.
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