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Bacterium outbreak awaits - "not a usual peak"
Sweden is facing the largest mycoplasma outbreak in several years. The bacterium can in some cases lead to pneumonia.
Ten years after the unique birth: "A normal child"
He became a world sensation when he was born on September 4, 2014. Now Vincent Stenberg, the world's first child from a transplanted uterus, has turned ten.
New study can change abortion care
There are several advantages to initiating medical abortion treatment at home, compared to at the hospital. This is what researchers claim in a new study where over 450 women have participated.
New study on removal of fallopian tubes
To remove women's fallopian tubes is a safe method that can protect against future ovarian cancer. This is shown by a study from a research group at the University of Gothenburg and Umeå University.
Unusual bacterium behind Legionella outbreak
25 people – most of them in the Stockholm area – have fallen ill after being infected with a very rare Legionella bacterium. The infection is suspected to come from potting soil, according to the Public Health Agency.
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