Research highlights how women's health issues like menopause and childbirth injuries lead to significant income losses in Sweden, revealing deep societal inequalities requiring policy focus.
Sweden advances women’s health through menopause support programs, women's health research scholarships, and inclusive physical activity initiatives aimed at improving quality of life and community well-being.
Declining vaccination rates have led to a resurgence of measles outbreaks globally in 2024, with Sweden maintaining a measles-free status thanks to strong immunization efforts but remaining vigilant.
Swedish researchers have developed a pioneering method that uses hair samples to measure cortisol and assess long-term stress, potentially aiding heart disease prevention.
New research from Sweden links childhood friendships with future income and health, while adult social stress accelerates biological aging, highlighting the lifelong impact of social relationships on well-being.
Care workers in Oskarshamn highlight the mental health toll of demanding schedules, prompting local authorities to seek collaborative solutions for better staffing and work environments.
Stockholm University research reveals that friendships formed in childhood with wealthier peers significantly boost adult income and health outcomes for children from low-income families.
Sweden sees major investments and innovations in women's healthcare along with controversial government funding cuts, underscoring ongoing disparities in health outcomes.
Short walks offer significant health benefits while Swedish healthcare expands efforts to promote exercise prescriptions amid rising sedentary lifestyles.
Sweden launches Fokusmiljön i hälsorätt, a new research environment to bolster legal security and equality in healthcare through interdisciplinary collaboration.
Recent research shows that volunteering among older adults is linked to slower biological aging and better health through increased social contact and mental stimulation.
A JO report reveals overcrowding and poor conditions in psychiatric care at Sahlgrenska University Hospital, prompting resignations and political demands for reform.
Sweden is enhancing women’s health care with government-backed research and initiatives focusing on both common diseases and the needs of underrepresented women such as sexual violence survivors and immigrants.
Sweden celebrates International Women's Day 2026 with two health education events in Ljusdal and Sollentuna, featuring expert talks, cultural performances, and fundraising for women's health.
A Swedish study offers a 12-week internet program to tackle sexual dysfunction and fertility concerns among young adults with cancer, aiming to improve their quality of life.
Swedish influencers Alice Stenlöf and Lovisa Worge discuss the mental health impact of appearance pressures, while a doctor finds mental health support through culture-based care discovered on Instagram.
Sweden’s government cuts 600 million kronor from women’s health funding, worsening healthcare access and outcomes for vulnerable women amid ongoing criticism of policies affecting obesity treatment.
A major Swedish study reveals the HPV vaccine provides nearly 80% long-term protection from cervical cancer, especially when administered before age 17.
Political calls, regulatory actions, and a new international ISO standard are driving improvements in women’s healthcare services and workplace health in Sweden.
Region Gävleborg's funding cuts to vital mental health support organizations risk closing meeting places that serve vulnerable people, despite Sweden's broad range of national help services.
Sweden's TLV has denied subsidy for Novo Nordisk's obesity drug Wegovy, a decision met with disappointment due to implications for severely ill patients and healthcare equity.
The Dödskarusellen tour in Sweden combines metal music events with mental health discussions to reduce stigma and promote support within the music community.
In 2026, Sweden proposes mental health classes in schools while Finnish youth advocate Miranda Nordström gains recognition for her mental health awareness videos, spotlighting a cross-border focus on youth mental health.
Sweden advances mental health support for children and youth through Region Norrbotten’s new program and proposed mental health education in schools, reflecting a comprehensive strategy amid rising mental health concerns.
Örebro-based Clinical Genomics secures 2.5 million SEK to develop advanced metagenomic technology for rapid and accurate detection of severe infection pathogens and resistance.
This article explores the nutritional and physical health challenges faced by Sweden's elderly during winter and strategies to maintain their well-being.
Sweden is reforming women's healthcare delivery in Kalmar County to increase accessibility while facing criticism over reduced government funding for maternity and women's health.
Karolinska's pilot project uses blood tests analyzing circulating tumor DNA to improve cancer recurrence monitoring, offering a less invasive alternative to traditional methods.