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Dental Implants Function Well – 40 Years Later
Dental implants that replace individual teeth still function after nearly four decades, a study from the University of Gothenburg shows. .
Record-large concern about the international situation
The development in Russia and military conflicts are what worry Swedes the most, shows a forthcoming attitude survey from the SOM Institute at the University of Gothenburg, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot. .
Seven planets in a row – the celestial parade is complete
All seven planets line up in the sky tonight, a rare parade that cannot be seen again until 2040. With shy Mercury's entrance, the show on the celestial vault is now complete.
How viewers are affected by the TV4 acquisition
In the short term, viewers are not affected by Schibsted's purchase of TV4. But further ahead, possible collaborations may bring about changes.
Expert: Unlikely Cooperation for C
The support for Magdalena Andersson dropped Muharrem Demirok, according to experts. But that he is now resigning as C-leader does not necessarily open up for a cooperation with the Tidö parties.
Expert: Only One Coalition Possible for Merz
After the German election, a government formation is awaited where the second-largest party is excluded from the negotiations. Actually, there is only one coalition on the table, says German political science professor Thomas Sommerer.
Fateful Election in Germany: "Europe's Future is at Stake"
The game plan has been turned upside down, old alliances are being hollowed out and a new world order is taking shape, where might makes right. Today, Germany is going to the polls – feeling its way through its role in the new reality.
Swedish lake ice is becoming increasingly weaker
Long-lasting periods with minus degrees are becoming increasingly rare in Sweden and it has made the lake ice both thinner and weaker in recent years. This is shown by a new Swedish study.
Robot outperforms doctors in detecting side effects
A software robot finds side effects of a heart medication faster than doctors. Moreover, the robot reveals unnecessary controls according to a study from the University of Gothenburg.
Despite the Cold – the Pollen Season is Here
The thermometer shows minus degrees in almost the entire country – but the pollen season is already underway, according to the Pollen Report's measurements. .
The Ladies' Trick: Large Belly and Hairy Legs
Female flies attract males by inflating their abdomen. The males, in turn, sharpen their vision to see through the bluff.
Increased risk of copycat crimes
The risk of a so-called copycat crime is increased directly after a school attack such as the one in Örebro, according to experts. But the risk is also tied to what the motive behind the crime was.
School Shootings: "The usual is that someone knows"
The massacre in Örebro says nothing about Swedish society. It is the result of a "perfect storm" of circumstances that happened to coincide, believes Paul Gill, expert on lone violent perpetrators.
Researchers: Empathy is Trump's weakest link
Donald Trump blames the plane crash in Washington on his predecessors and diversity work. Not very presidential, notes media researcher Bengt Johansson.
Expert: Revelations do not affect the government
The government is putting an end to the twists and turns surrounding the national security adviser Henrik Landerholm by letting him resign, says political scientist Jonas Hinnfors. He may come back if the preliminary investigation is dropped – but probably not in the same role.
That's Why Tesla Stands Firm in the Storm
A long-lasting strike with infected disputes. An owner who has fallen into disrepute.
Watch out – the planets are lining up in the sky
The evening sky offers a beautiful scene now and for a few weeks ahead. With clear visibility, there is an opportunity to see six of the solar system's planets shining like an arch above us.
Expert: The Ceasefire in Gaza May Fail
A fragile ceasefire is looming in Gaza. The question is whether it will hold.
More newborns survive with the help of new routines
The proportion of children who die in the womb or in connection with childbirth after week 41 of pregnancy in Sweden has decreased by 47 percent in a short time. The explanation lies in better monitoring and that more births are induced than before.
Self-driving cars are rolling slowly forward
In several parts of the world, cars and trucks are driving around on roads without drivers. They could do it already today in Sweden as well.
The Stars' New App Competes with Instagram
Sweden's best cross-country skiers, with Frida Karlsson at the forefront, are involved in the launch of a new social media platform. The app allows fans to take part in the stars' lives behind the scenes.
More common with suicide among construction workers
There is a 50 per cent higher risk of suicidal behavior among male construction workers. Even among men in occupations with lower educational requirements in general, suicide is significantly more common than for men in general, shows a study from the University of Gothenburg.
Digital healthcare misses criteria for tonsillitis
Digital health care visits are not sufficient to determine whether a patient needs antibiotics for tonsillitis, a new study shows. .
Medical self-tests push aside essential care
Medical self-tests often lack scientific evidence - and are rarely of benefit to the patient. .
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