Umeå University and Region Västerbotten launch a study testing a new health app designed to encourage healthier lifestyles and improve public health across Västerbotten through personalized digital coaching.
The Swedish Moderate Party introduces a wide-ranging outdoor life policy with 38 proposals to tackle public health issues by promoting guided nature activities, responding to alarming fitness data among children and adults.
Research shows that small increases in daily activity boost longevity, while a Swedish man's severe complications after obesity medication underscore treatment risks.
Swedish educational and community health initiatives focus on physical activity, mental well-being, and social engagement through events like Umeå's Hälsa på campus and Österåker's Upp och hoppa campaign.
An international study shows that just five minutes of brisk walking daily can reduce premature death risk by 6%, especially benefiting the least active individuals.
New research highlights that five minutes of daily brisk walking can significantly decrease the risk of premature death, providing a practical health benefit especially for the least active individuals.
New research confirms that regular workplace health screenings improve employee health and exercise habits, while tailored programs are expanding to meet women's specific workplace health needs.
Medis unveils a new health course to foster exercise and wellbeing as lifestyle changes are spotlighted to lower dementia risk.
The rising global trend of group fitness is reflected locally as a Swedish couple launches a new community-focused gym.
A Swedish family-based program seeks to increase physical activity among young people, integrating sports, nutrition, and digital tools to foster lasting healthy habits.
Birger Öhman, at 86, credits lifestyle choices, including targeted exercise and protein intake, for his improved health and defying typical aging decline.
Skandia's foundation funds the SWEFIT study to measure the physical health, fitness, and lifestyle of 4,000 Swedish youths aged 13-18, addressing a critical knowledge gap.
Swedish regions and organizations launch projects promoting physical activity and nature exposure to boost public health.
Alexander Isak has resumed training with Liverpool after injury but faces ongoing fitness challenges ahead of Sweden's World Cup qualifiers.
Swedish individuals take on personal fitness challenges—from weight loss bets and endurance races to figure skating at 69—to improve health and inspire wellness.
Daily physical activity incorporating balance, cardiovascular, and strength training can significantly improve health among seniors, with recommendations emphasizing morning exercise and enjoyable routines to boost adherence.
Örebro's Seniorhöst 2025 initiative emphasizes health and fitness for seniors.
Alexander Isak misses the Liverpool match against Burnley as fitness management continues post-transfer.