Hospital-treated self-harm cases among Swedish girls aged 12-15 have doubled since 2015, with a notable spike during the COVID-19 pandemic, and concerns remain over insufficient follow-up care.
The introduction of Beyfortus in Sweden has led to a significant reduction in RSV-related infant hospitalizations this season, easing healthcare burdens amid ongoing infection challenges.
Antidepressant use in Sweden is significantly higher than in Denmark and Norway, with notable increases among youth and differences attributed to sociocultural and healthcare factors.
Two children in Lund initially declared healthy by a pediatric cardiologist are being reexamined following a review of 380 medical records in an ongoing investigation.
Political parties in Sweden call for an external investigation into a pediatric cardiologist's case amid concerns over patient safety and elder care neglect.
Karolinska Institute study finds social media use linked to declining concentration in children, unlike TV or gaming, with potential ties to increased ADHD risk.
A pediatric cardiologist in Jönköping is under investigation after misdiagnosing numerous children with heart conditions, leading to patient safety reports and suspensions.
Warnings about a heart doctor's flawed evaluations of children were overlooked by management at a Jönköping children's clinic, leading to patient safety concerns and regulatory reporting.
A significant portion of Swedish children, especially under two years, are diagnosed late with Type 1 diabetes, leading to serious health risks and calls for increased screening.
A pediatric cardiologist in Jönköping prescribed a tenfold overdose of diuretic medication to an infant, leading to serious illness and continued employment despite malpractice investigations.
Sweden prepares for autumn break with focus on children's health challenges, mental well-being, and youth participation rights.
Swedish rural health efforts progress with student-led research on children's health and a health center broadening its mission and name to encompass wider rural health challenges.
A new study finds brain changes in five-year-olds linked to their mothers' exposure to PFAS chemicals during pregnancy, highlighting potential health concerns.
Sweden launches first study examining how adults' screen time influences children's health and development, focusing on awareness over restrictions.
The Swedish government has tasked Folkhälsomyndigheten with investigating how adults' screen time impacts children's health, aiming to offer guidance by mid-2026.
A Swedish family raises awareness after their young son Matteo suffered a rare stroke, emphasizing the need for early recognition of symptoms.
Sweden pursues initiatives to enhance child's health while navigating social media impacts.
UNICEF's report reveals a dramatic rise in childhood obesity globally, calling for urgent public health measures.
UNICEF's report reveals alarming increases in global childhood obesity rates, urging policy changes.