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.
SwedenIn 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. It is technically possible. It's just a matter of someone doing it, says Chalmers researcher Yinan Yu.
SwedenSweden'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. The athletes share in the advertising revenue.
SportsThere 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.
SwedenDigital health care visits are not sufficient to determine whether a patient needs antibiotics for tonsillitis, a new study shows.
SwedenMedical self-tests often lack scientific evidence - and are rarely of benefit to the patient.
SwedenMeatballs, herring – and bacteria? During Christmas, it may be a good idea to be a little extra careful with food hygiene. It requires a slightly different handling of food, says Karin Landström at the University of Gothenburg.
SwedenAbuse and harassment in higher education are common. A new study shows that four out of ten teachers or researchers have been subjected to threats, violence or harassment at work. These are surprisingly high figures, says researcher David Brax to TT.
SwedenMore in Göteborgs universitet
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