Blood tests can reveal signs of Alzheimer's disease several years before the condition develops, according to new findings. If effective treatments become available in the future, this could become extremely important, says Henrik Zetterberg at the University of Gothenburg.
SwedenFollowing criticism, Moderna Museet is changing the presentation of an artwork that can be interpreted as containing antisemitic messages, reports P1 Kulturnytt.
EntertainmentSD's subsidiary has deducted expenses against income from a previous company, TV4's Kalla Fakta reports. The invoices amount to hundreds of thousands of kronor, which has reduced the company's tax bill.
SwedenThey are sharp and are spreading rapidly along Sweden's west coast. The invasive Pacific oyster is changing the ecosystem and making it unsuitable for bathers. Major efforts are now under way to make use of the mollusk. "They're like the falukorv of the sea," says Åsa Strand, marine conservation manager at the county administrative board.
SwedenGermany suffers from the EU's most expensive healthcare system, stagnant growth and a pension system that is considered in urgent need of reform. The government is plagued by internal battles, while the right-wing nationalist AfD is reaching record highs in public opinion polls. Despite the new government being in office for just over a year, not much has happened, says political scientist Ann-Kristin Kölln.
WorldSD party leader Jimmie Åkesson sits on the board of a real estate company - but did not report this to the Riksdag as required, TV4 Nyheterna reports.
Swedish politicsFeeling uncomfortable in front of a dirty garbage can can make us careless about sorting. New research shows that our emotions affect how careful we are.
SwedenGermany is suffering from the EU's most expensive healthcare system, stagnant growth, and a pension system that is considered to be in urgent need of reform. The government is plagued by internal battles - while the right-wing nationalist AfD is reaching record levels in public opinion. Despite just over a year in office, not much has happened, says political scientist Ann-Kristin Kölln.
WorldMore in Göteborgs universitet
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