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Global 1.5-Degree Climate Target at Risk in Next Five Years
The coming five years will be continued warm, according to the weather organization WMO. Probably the five-year period will exceed 1.
Neanderthal Spears: World's Oldest Weapons Misdated by 100,000 Years
The researchers were wrong by thousands of years. New dating shows that the world's oldest complete hunting weapon was used by the Neanderthals.
Sami Remains Returned to Luleå After 150 Years
150 years ago, remains of two Sami people were dug up from their graves in the Luleå area and taken to Lund University. On Saturday, they were returned at a Sami ceremony in Gammelstad outside Luleå.
Swedish Study Reveals Mothers Face More Violence from Children
Mothers are more exposed to physical violence and verbal aggression from their children than fathers are. Daughters are tougher on their parents, especially their mothers, than sons do, shows new Swedish research.
Genetic Testing Boosts IVF Pregnancy Success Rates
The number of successful pregnancies after in vitro fertilization increases if the woman's genetic profile is mapped before treatment. A simple test through a mouth swab can provide an answer within an hour on which hormone treatment suits best.
Christopher Goodnow Wins Crafoord Prize for Autoimmune Research
He has devoted his research career to understanding why our immune defenses attack ourselves. Now Christopher Goodnow is witnessing how his discoveries are contributing to new treatments.
Researcher Criticizes Trump for Undermining Scientific Progress
He has devoted his research career to understanding why our immune defenses attack ourselves. Now Christopher Goodnow is witnessing how his discoveries are contributing to new treatments.
Expert Warns Thyberg Vulnerable to Foreign Exploitation
Tobias Thyberg is leaving the role of national security adviser after just a few hours. Images of a "sensitive nature" came into focus.
Met Gala Celebrates Black Fashion Amid Trump Controversy
The evening was about dandyism in black attire – with extravagant interpretations of tailored costumes with hat and scarf. The Met gala in New York, one of the year's most hyped fashion parties, was however overshadowed by President Donald Trump.
Characteristics Uniting the Global Economic Elite Revealed in New Database
The world's economic elite have several common characteristics - apart from that most of them are men. These individuals are fascinatingly similar to each other, says Professor Håkan Johansson.
Sweden's Cardinal Arborelius: A Humble Voice in Catholic Leadership
When a new pope is to be elected, Sweden's first cardinal of all time, Bishop Anders Arborelius, is with great probability one of those who will decide who it will be. Yet, he does not see himself as a power holder.
Stem Cell Trials Offer New Hope for Advanced Parkinson's Treatment
For the first time, researchers have successfully conducted trials transplanting stem cells in the brain of patients with advanced Parkinson's disease. An enormous success for the field, says Malin Parmar, professor at Lund University.
Dual Medication Approach Reduces Heart Attack Risks, Swedish Study Finds
Patients who have had a heart attack and who quickly receive a combination of cholesterol-lowering medications fare better than those who only receive one medication. We can save lives with a cheap medicine, says Margrét Leósdóttir, cardiologist at Skåne University Hospital.
Anna-Karin Hatt Proposed as New Centre Party Leader
The Centre Party's electoral committee proposes Anna-Karin Hatt as new party leader. It can probably work, believes political scientist Mikael Sundström at Lund University.
Sweden's Cardinal Arborelius: A Humble Figure in the Catholic Church
When a new pope is to be elected, Sweden's first cardinal of all time, Bishop Anders Arborelius, is with great likelihood one of those who will decide who it will be. Yet, he does not see himself as a power holder.
Anna-Karin Hatt Proposed as Center Party Leader, Seen as Strong Contender
The Center Party's electoral committee proposes Anna-Karin Hatt as the new party leader. It could probably work, believes political scientist Mikael Sundström at Lund University.
Reading and Discussion: Keys to Keeping Your Brain Sharp as You Age
It is possible to keep your brain in trim far into old age. According to new research, there are tricks that can delay the inevitable decline.
SMS Tips Boost Lifestyle Changes for Better Heart Health, Study Finds
With a few encouraging SMS, people with high blood pressure can improve their health. This is the conclusion of a study from Lund University.
Study Reveals PFAS Contamination in Sweden Began Earlier Than Thought
The problem with PFAS-contaminated drinking water in the Blekinge locality of Kallinge started earlier than previously thought, shows a new study from Lund University. .
Reading and Discussion May Help Keep Your Brain Sharp Longer
It is possible to keep your brain in trim well into old age. According to new research, there are tricks that can delay the inevitable decline.
Hedgehogs Reveal High Lead and Pollutant Levels in Swedish Study
Hedgehogs munch their way through our surroundings in search of insects and other goodies. In the process, they ingest large quantities of lead, pesticides, and plastic.
Swedish Supreme Court Sets New Guidelines for Sentencing Young Offenders
The 16-year-old shot and killed a man and attempted to murder two more people in Solna in the spring of 2023 – now he is sentenced to eight years and ten months in prison by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court thus establishes that young people can be sentenced to longer prison terms for very serious crimes.
Oxygen Fluctuations May Have Spurred Evolutionary Leap 540 Million Years Ago
New Swedish research is tearing apart theories about how life developed in ancient times. A stressed situation with extreme differences during the day can have forced new animal species to emerge.
Rising Trend: 1 in 5 Swedes Boycott American Brands
Many Swedes express a desire to boycott American goods – but for example, soda or ketchup is easier to replace than mobile phones or credit cards. .
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