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Still a chance to study this fall
Didn't you get into the education? Or did you miss applying? It's not too late yet. There are currently thousands of educations that are open for a late application.
Extinct bee rediscovered: "Got an increased pulse"
The Kölblodbi, a species declared nationally extinct, has been observed in Sweden for the first time since 1991. The discovery was made during an inventory at Kallinge airfield in Blekinge, writes Lund University in a press release.
Tiktok's music trend: "Songs are getting shorter"
Are sped-up and shortened songs the music industry's future? On Tiktok, the trend with fast-forwarded songs has been clear for several years. .
Natural methods save beaches
Away with invasive plants, concrete pipes and breakwaters – lay out sand and restore sand dunes. A range of natural and small-scale methods have been tested to stop the sea's advance in Skåne coastal municipalities.
Three charged for Palestinian demonstration in Lund
Three people are being prosecuted, suspected of disobedience against the authorities, in connection with a pro-Palestinian protest in Lundagård at Lund University at the end of May, reports P4 Malmöhus. .
Fewer children are born with Down's syndrome
There are fewer children born with Down's syndrome today than 20 years ago. This is evident in a new report from the National Board of Health and Welfare.
Progress in the fight against severe cancer in children
Tailored medicine helps more children with cancer. A new study provides increased support for gene analysis of childhood cancer – something that is already being done in Sweden.
Iran Expert: Sweden Has Played Its Cards
A win for the Iranian regime and a defeat for Swedish diplomacy. So comments Arvin Khoshnood, Iran expert affiliated with Lund University, on the prisoner exchange.
The Education Minister is reported to the Constitutional Committee by V
The Left Party has reported Education Minister Mats Persson (L) to the Constitutional Committee for statements he made regarding student protests against the Gaza War, writes [TV4 News](https://www. tv4.
Expert does not believe that the monopoly has to be sacrificed
The government does not assess that doorstep sales threaten the Swedish alcohol monopoly. Finland's system for doorstep sales has previously been tested and accepted by the EU Court of Justice.
Tattoos linked to increased risk of cancer
Tattoos can increase the risk of cancer in lymph nodes, according to a new Swedish study. And the size of the tattoo does not seem to play any role.
Already favored entrepreneurs can get even lower taxes
He serves more than most, but still often pays less tax than the average wage earner. Now, taxes for entrepreneurs can be reduced further – despite the system already being abused.
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