New Swedish Method Differentiates Healthy and Diseased Immune Cells in Blood
Researchers in Sweden developed a novel cytometry method to analyze immune cells, distinguishing healthy from diseased cells in atherosclerosis patients.
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Women Embrace Life After Breast Implant Removal, Sharing Stories of Relief and Self-Acceptance
Swedish women Sara Back and Amalia Braunsthal share personal stories of relief, challenges, and self-acceptance following breast implant removal.
Clinical Trials Begin in Sweden for First Bundibugyo Ebola Vaccine
Swedish clinical trials have commenced for the first Bundibugyo Ebola vaccine, involving 50 volunteers monitored over a year, leveraging research that developed the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.
Kallinge Residents Denied State Compensation for PFAS Contamination Again
Swedish authorities have again denied compensation to Kallinge residents impacted by PFAS contamination from military activities, prompting calls for legal action.
Organized Prostate Cancer Testing in Sweden Significantly Reduces Advanced Cancer Risks
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.
Hantavirus Outbreak on MV Hondius Claims Three Lives; Swedish Government Monitors Situation
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.
New Study Links Higher Meat Consumption to Reduced Dementia Risk While Diet Boosts Mental Energy
A study shows higher meat intake may lower dementia risk for genetically at-risk individuals, while expert advice highlights diet's rapid effects on mental energy and mood.