A severe heatwave in Sweden brings health risks amplified by medication effects and financial pressures forcing workers to choose between health and income.
The Sweden Democrats in Gotland propose urgent healthcare reforms including a new emergency clinic and improved staff conditions, countering escalating system strain and opposing politician pay raises.
Sweden has made its national 24/7 mental health and suicide prevention support line permanent, ensuring ongoing free professional assistance for those in crisis.
Region Skåne's youth clinics increase the upper age limit to 24, offering free, accessible health and mental support to more young adults.
Lif reveals that the MFN pricing model may cause fewer new drug launches, delays, and reduced clinical trials in Sweden, threatening its research landscape.
A recent Swedish study highlights a severe drop in children's independent movement spaces compared to previous generations, links it to health risks, and urges systemic changes.