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Gene Therapy Helps Deaf Girl Communicate with Her Mother

Children and adults with congenital deafness due to a particular mutation could hear, after researchers at, among other places, Karolinska Institute tested a new method. The development is described as life-changing.

Gene Therapy Helps Deaf Girl Communicate with Her Mother

ADHD Diagnoses Under Scrutiny as Experts Suggest New Approach

Autism and ADHD diagnoses are increasing as well as the sales of medications for them. Now voices are being raised that want to change our entire approach to what the conditions imply.

ADHD Diagnoses Under Scrutiny as Experts Suggest New Approach

Several Swedish Regions Miss HPV Vaccine Target

Until Monday, June 30, women born between 1994 and 1999 can vaccinate themselves for free against hpv. The goal is to eradicate cervical cancer, but several regions are expected not to reach the goal, reports SVT News.

Several Swedish Regions Miss HPV Vaccine Target

Tips for Coping with Extreme Heat in Southern Spain

Tens of thousands of Swedes travel to Southern Europe on vacation during the summer. This week, southern Spain can get temperatures a bit over 40 degrees – something that can mean life danger even for completely healthy people.

Tips for Coping with Extreme Heat in Southern Spain

Elderly Increasingly Rely on Family for Everyday Support

Older people who need help in everyday life have become more dependent on support from their family. Buying everyday services has also become more common.

Elderly Increasingly Rely on Family for Everyday Support

Early Dyslexia Support Crucial for Student Success, Report Finds

That children with dyslexia are caught early is crucial for them to succeed in school, according to a new report. For Izabelle Hallqvist it was not until ninth grade.

Early Dyslexia Support Crucial for Student Success, Report Finds

Report Highlights Unnecessary Reading Challenges for Children

Students with dyslexia do not receive sufficient help in school – and deficiencies in reading instruction risk leading to the fact that unnecessarily many children develop reading and writing difficulties, according to a new report. .

Report Highlights Unnecessary Reading Challenges for Children

Djalali Unharmed After Evin Prison Attack but Execution Risk Remains

The Swedish-Iranian researcher Ahmadreza Djalali is unharmed after Israel's attack on the notorious Evin prison in Tehran on Monday morning. But the development of events means that he is still at increased risk of being executed.

Djalali Unharmed After Evin Prison Attack but Execution Risk Remains

E-cigarettes Harm Lung Health After Just a Few Puffs, Study Finds

A few puffs from an e-cigarette with nicotine affects lung health negatively, reports SVT News with reference to a new study from Uppsala University and Karolinska Institutet. .

E-cigarettes Harm Lung Health After Just a Few Puffs, Study Finds

Medication Combo Reduces Alcohol Cravings, Study Finds

A medication against smoking combined with a medicine against depression seems to reduce the craving in people with alcohol addiction, shows a new study from the University of Gothenburg. The treatment is based on a new strategy that affects the dopamine content in the brain.

Medication Combo Reduces Alcohol Cravings, Study Finds

Iran May Execute Swedish-Iranian Ahmadreza Djalali Amid Rising Tensions

There is a "serious risk" that Iran will execute those sentenced to death for spying for Israel, warns the organization Iran Human Rights after the attacks between Iran and Israel. One of them is Swedish-Iranian Ahmadreza Djalali.

Iran May Execute Swedish-Iranian Ahmadreza Djalali Amid Rising Tensions

UN Experts Urge Iran to Release Swedish-Iranian Researcher Djalali

Iran must release the Swedish-Iranian researcher Ahmadreza Djalali, demands a group of experts appointed by the UN human rights organization OHCHR. .

UN Experts Urge Iran to Release Swedish-Iranian Researcher Djalali

Autism Linked to Higher Parkinson's Risk, Study Finds

People with autism appear to have an increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease. Now, researchers suspect that the diagnoses may have shared mechanisms.

Autism Linked to Higher Parkinson's Risk, Study Finds

TikTok Shows Kids 17 Junk Food Ads Per Hour, Survey Finds

Children are flooded with advertisements for junk food on social media, a new survey shows. Unicef Sweden and the Heart-Lung Foundation are demanding new laws that prohibit the marketing of unhealthy foods to children and young people.

TikTok Shows Kids 17 Junk Food Ads Per Hour, Survey Finds

How Sweden Could Secure Ahmadreza Djalali's Release from Iran

They used to take walks together, in the small rest area that exists in the Evin Prison in Tehran. Siamak Namazi was released in 2023.

How Sweden Could Secure Ahmadreza Djalali's Release from Iran

Marianne Bernadotte Dies at 100 Surrounded by Family

Marianne Bernadotte, Countess of Wisborg, has passed away at the age of 100. She fell asleep quietly on Friday, surrounded by her family.

Marianne Bernadotte Dies at 100 Surrounded by Family

Lower Covid Protection in Less Educated Elderly, Study Finds

Older individuals with a poor economy and/or low education have a weaker protection against covid-19. The proportion that continues to vaccinate themselves against the disease in these groups is lower and thereby the protection has become more unequal, shows a large study.

Lower Covid Protection in Less Educated Elderly, Study Finds

Former Iranian Hostages Urge Sweden to Swap Medical Aid for Djalali

Sweden should export medical equipment that Iran needs in exchange for Swedish-Iranian Ahmadreza Djalali, who is imprisoned in Tehran. This is suggested by 21 people who were previously imprisoned in an open letter to Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (The Moderate Party).

Former Iranian Hostages Urge Sweden to Swap Medical Aid for Djalali

Djalali Denied Proper Medical Care After Heart Attack in Iranian Prison

The Swedish-Iranian researcher Ahmadreza Djalali, who is imprisoned in Iran, still not received proper care, after having suffered a heart attack last week. Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) demands that he receives specialist care.

Djalali Denied Proper Medical Care After Heart Attack in Iranian Prison

New Protein Discovery Sheds Light on Post-Covid Inflammation

Researchers have discovered a set of proteins in the blood of individuals with severe symptoms of post-covid. This suggests that those affected may have an inflammation in the body.

New Protein Discovery Sheds Light on Post-Covid Inflammation

Experts Dismiss Kennedy's Autism Cause Claims as Unfounded

In September, the cause of autism has been pinpointed by the USA - this has been stated by Health Minister Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Experts Dismiss Kennedy's Autism Cause Claims as Unfounded

Sweden Nears HPV Vaccine Goal to Eradicate Cervical Cancer

Sweden may be on its way to eradicate cervical cancer. A project with free HPV vaccines is in the final stretch – and the statistics look promising.

Sweden Nears HPV Vaccine Goal to Eradicate Cervical Cancer

Swedish-Iranian Researcher Ahmadreza Djalali Near Breaking Point in Iranian Prison

For nine years, the Swedish-Iranian researcher Ahmadreza Djalali has been imprisoned in Iran. His health has deteriorated severely over the years due to what he describes as torture-like conditions.

Swedish-Iranian Researcher Ahmadreza Djalali Near Breaking Point in Iranian Prison

PFAS Levels Surge in European Wines, Study Reveals Alarming Trend

The levels of PFAS in wine have increased sharply in recent years. Far more than a hundred times above the guideline value for drinking water occur, according to a new study.

PFAS Levels Surge in European Wines, Study Reveals Alarming Trend