Swedish Public Health Agency Launches Nationwide Investigation into Child Suicides
Sweden's Public Health Agency has started a nationwide probe into all child suicides under 18 to uncover causes and improve prevention mechanisms.
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Trial in Rättvik Bombing Case Paused for Forensic Psychiatric Evaluation of Suspect
The Rättvik bombing trial is paused for a forensic psychiatric evaluation of the 18-year-old suspect, with the trial resuming in July amid serious attempted murder charges.
Community Efforts Highlighted in Sweden to Improve Mental Health Among Youth
Sweden sees notable community and regional projects using nature therapy and charity runs to bolster youth mental health awareness and support.
Sweden Champions Youth Mental Health with New Initiatives and Large-Scale Awareness Event
Sweden advances youth mental health through pioneering political initiatives in Halland and a major awareness concert at Avicii Arena involving thousands of young people.
Sweden Proposes Removing Food Requirement for Alcohol Licenses Amid Public Health Concerns
A government plan to remove the food-serving requirement for alcohol licenses faces pushback from health groups and political parties concerned about public safety and harm reduction.
New IRMA Study Aims to Unravel Causes of Rising Child Mental Health Issues in Sweden
The IRMA study in Sweden tracks 600 children over several years to identify causes of mental health problems, complemented by school nurses' active role in promoting youth self-care.
Visby Hospital Launches 'Konstkanalen' to Promote Healing Through Art
Konstkanalen, a new public art channel at Visby hospital, uses calming art displays to aid patient healing and cultural engagement in Gotland.