Do young people with mental health problems spend more time in front of screens? Or do young people who are feeling unwell seek out screens? A Swedish study has found new pieces of the puzzle in understanding how children and young people are affected by screen use.
SwedenThe Karolinska Institute (KI) handed over 82 remains of alleged Finnish origin to Finland in 2024. A new study now shows that not all the skulls originated in Finland.
SwedenHPV vaccination appears to provide benefits beyond cancer protection. Women vaccinated before pregnancy appear to have a lower risk of giving birth prematurely. The protection is particularly strong among those vaccinated before age 17, says Jiayao Lei, one of the researchers behind a new study.
SwedenOptogenetics has been used to partially restore vision in blind people, and new results show that the Nobel Prize-winning technique works.
SwedenThe Spanish Football Federation is paying its players to freeze their eggs. Sweden’s Amanda Ilestedt thinks it’s a good way to avoid feeling stressed about the biological clock. But researcher Angelica Lindén Hirschberg warns against a false sense of security.
FootballOptical atomic clocks, displays or metamaterials are among the areas being tipped as the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences (Sweden’s national science academy) prepares to announce this year’s Nobel Prize in Physics.
SwedenKarl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel have been awarded this year’s Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Their research has made it possible to control and monitor individual cells using light.
SwedenSwedish universities are falling, while a Chinese university is rising in the Times Higher Education global rankings.
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