Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit Faces Serious Health Challenges as Family Rallies
Crown Princess Mette-Marit's serious lung condition prompts family members' urgent return and royal caution amid ongoing health concerns.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit's serious lung condition prompts family members' urgent return and royal caution amid ongoing health concerns.
Swedish research engages children in mental health studies as new data shows parents experience some of the highest stress levels in the Nordic region, impacting family well-being.
Cutbacks in young adult psychiatric services and persistent coercion in child psychiatry spark concerns over patient safety and care quality in Sweden.
Swedish experts and regional leaders highlight systemic health inequalities linked to economic disparities and outline regional efforts to sustain and improve women's healthcare amid government funding cuts.
Region Skåne's youth clinics increase the upper age limit to 24, offering free, accessible health and mental support to more young adults.
Only 25% of Swedes currently have regular primary care doctor contact, with regions facing decades-long delays to improve access, highlighting Sweden's unique healthcare challenges.
Sweden grapples with rising youth physical and mental health issues, prompting strategic initiatives aimed at improving child health by 2036 amid hefty economic costs.
The Swedish Accident Investigation Authority is conducting a preliminary inquiry into health issues affecting workers at SSAB's Luleå steel mill site, with 34 cases reported and one possibility of formal investigation to follow.
Generation Pep and Region Kronoberg launch initiatives promoting equitable children's health and active living through advocacy and detailed health data platforms.
A collective of Swedish organizations highlights the links between educational reforms and rising youth mental health issues, calling for comprehensive systemic changes.
SSAB plans a phased reopening of its Luleå construction site after linking worker illnesses to fine dust and environmental factors, while maintaining safety as a priority.
Sweden has officially met its 2025 goal of being smoke-free with daily smokers dropping below 5%, marking a public health victory driven by strong preventive policies and rising snus use.
Sweden sees notable community and regional projects using nature therapy and charity runs to bolster youth mental health awareness and support.
Swedish youth are increasingly using illegal synthetic peptides influenced by celebrity trends, despite health risks and lack of clinical research.
The new Pexa device collects particles from the lungs' smallest airways, enabling earlier detection of lung diseases like COPD and lung cancer, with hopes to become a screening tool similar to mammography.
Karlskrona and Kalmar communities are enhancing youth mental health support through training programs and calls for open dialogue to combat stigma.
Swedish researchers make strides in assessing and rehabilitating long-term physical and mental health symptoms through innovative tools and funded projects.
Recent findings identify social media use and school stress as major contributors to worsening mental health among young women in Sweden, prompting calls for targeted reforms.
Sweden launches substantial public health and resilience funding in 2026, targeting vulnerable groups regionally and fostering innovation nationally with a 50 million SEK investment.
A Swedish study warns that high intake of popular pea protein may negatively affect gut health, urging moderation despite its health benefits.
Sweden holds its first political debate on youth mental health while interdisciplinary research seeks to understand and improve young people's mental well-being.
Värmland's Fokusmånad 2026 spans September 10 to October 10, featuring broad events on mental health and suicide prevention, including education sessions by top church and healthcare figures.
A Västtrafik-commissioned report reveals significant health, safety, and economic benefits from expanded public transport use in Sweden’s cities.
A Swedish hospital launches a wearable tech study for continuous monitoring of stable heart failure patients, navigating legal and practical challenges.
Few Swedish regions currently integrate nature into public health strategies despite widespread recognition of its benefits, with Region Skåne leading the way and calls for greater political commitment growing.
Sweden hosts a massive choir concert and the country's largest fika event to tackle loneliness and support mental health through community engagement.
Dementia in Sweden imposes steep societal costs and health burdens, with new treatments and preventive strategies under evaluation to manage rising challenges.
WHO has declared an international health emergency due to a rare Bundibugyo Ebola virus outbreak in Kongo-Kinshasa and Uganda, with 246 suspected cases and 80 deaths reported.
A youth choir event at Avicii Arena highlights mental health awareness while a survey shows strong public support for cultural funding and its wellness benefits in Sweden.
Sweden advances youth mental health through pioneering political initiatives in Halland and a major awareness concert at Avicii Arena involving thousands of young people.
Medical professionals emphasize when to seek care for persistent cough and reveal breastfeeding’s role in reducing childhood asthma risk in Sweden.
Umeå University and Lödöse Museum in Sweden organize health-focused events combining physical activities and historical health education.
Skövde and Härnösand municipalities launch programs to boost health and independence among seniors using community engagement and innovative activities.
Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship MV Hondius has caused three deaths and international isolation measures, with Swedish authorities monitoring an asymptomatic passenger and asserting low pandemic risk.
A hantavirus outbreak aboard MS Hondius has led to three deaths, confirmed cases in multiple countries, and a major passenger evacuation in Tenerife.
A survey shows many rheumatism patients in Sweden struggle to access rehabilitation despite its proven health benefits, prompting governmental action.
A government plan to remove the food-serving requirement for alcohol licenses faces pushback from health groups and political parties concerned about public safety and harm reduction.
The IRMA study in Sweden tracks 600 children over several years to identify causes of mental health problems, complemented by school nurses' active role in promoting youth self-care.
Surveys in 2026 reveal Swedish youth mental health improving for boys but persistent stress for girls, alongside rising concerns about diet and reliance on quick energy foods among Gen Z.
Sweden sees advancements in workplace mental health support with new training films, alongside NHL star Victor Hedman's public focus on his mental well-being.
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