Sundsvall confronts criticism over handling of home care safety after rape allegations and political inaction on major industrial investments impacting local infrastructure.
Regional Swedish politicians call for psychiatric and elderly care reforms focused on accessibility and staff empowerment, rejecting market-driven controls.
Sweden faces a growing risk of undernutrition among its elderly population, prompting government initiatives to reduce associated health and economic impacts.
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.
Dementia in Sweden imposes steep societal costs and health burdens, with new treatments and preventive strategies under evaluation to manage rising challenges.
Skövde and Härnösand municipalities launch programs to boost health and independence among seniors using community engagement and innovative activities.
Sweden's home care sector struggles with staffing shortages and time pressures, while Partille leads with innovative digital and community initiatives to enhance senior care.
Experts urge Sweden to improve access to hormone treatments and address the broader impacts of gender inequality on women's health and society.
Sweden faces intense scrutiny over healthcare governance as political leaders grapple with elder care deficiencies and physician shortages, prompting calls for accountability and systemic reforms.
Researchers criticize the recent dementia prevention study in Sweden for methodological faults and question spending 55 million kronor, warning of healthcare impacts.
A recent study reveals political control in Swedish elder care decisions risks creating inequalities, with calls for state standards and transparency amid ongoing political disputes.
Sweden develops autonomous AI tools to improve early cancer detection and elderly care, addressing healthcare challenges with innovation and sustainability.
All red-green coalition politicians in Gothenburg's care committees resign after city audit reveals widespread neglect and management failures in municipal care facilities.