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Eight taken to hospital after lightning strike on Lidingö

Several people have been struck by lightning on Lidingö outside Stockholm. Eight have been taken to hospital, of which three are seriously injured, says Josefine Bergenholtz-Gröndahl, press officer at Region Stockholm, to TT.

Eight taken to hospital after lightning strike on Lidingö

Karolinska University Hospital Reports Doctors to the Police for Bribery Offenses

A preliminary investigation has been initiated against four doctors at Karolinska University Hospital in Region Stockholm who are suspected of bribery and disloyalty to their principal, reports Sveriges Radio Ekot. .

Karolinska University Hospital Reports Doctors to the Police for Bribery Offenses

The use of ketamine against depression in Sweden

Ketamine drops are used in several regions for severe depression – despite the treatment not being approved. Now the Medical Products Agency is opening up for a new recommendation regarding the controversial treatment.

The use of ketamine against depression in Sweden

"Manageable" healthcare situation in metropolitan areas this summer

This summer's healthcare situation in metropolitan regions has so far been manageable, according to healthcare providers. Despite fewer hospital beds, patients are receiving the help they need.

"Manageable" healthcare situation in metropolitan areas this summer

Report: The Book Industry Remains Stockholm-Centric

A fresh report from Region Stockholm has mapped authors, publishers, and agencies in Stockholm and notes that the industry is centered around the capital. This is reported by Svensk bokhandel, SvB.

Report: The Book Industry Remains Stockholm-Centric

Record-high rent demand – over 15 percent

Private property owners in the regions of Stockholm and Gotland want to raise the rent by a record amount next year – up to 15. 4 percent, reports [Home and Rent](https://www.

Record-high rent demand – over 15 percent

Uses Sharia laws – demands repayment of grants

The Muslim study association Ibn Rushd uses material that describes women in a derogatory manner, links Judaism to homosexuality, and refers to Sharia laws. Now, Region Stockholm is demanding that over 600 000 kronor in grants be paid back.

Uses Sharia laws – demands repayment of grants