When the drug marketplace Archetyp was shut down, it had more than 600,000 users. Now, three Swedes believed to have helped run the site are facing a verdict. It was one of the two largest marketplaces of its kind in the world, says police officer Björn Eriksson.
SwedenThree areas of Sweden have been identified as likely to face the greatest healthcare needs in the event of a war. Work is now underway to plan emergency hospitals.
SwedenThe proportion of active blood donors fell to 2.7 percent of the adult population last year. The need is twice as great.
SwedenThe number of available care places is increasing in Sweden, according to the National Board of Health and Welfare.
SwedenThe National Board of Health and Welfare will carry out a national campaign to teach people how to stop bleeding and perform CPR. People are also being urged to donate blood.
SwedenObesity is one of Sweden's biggest public health problems, but most patients do not receive any treatment. "Obesity is a chronic disease that is still not taken seriously enough in health care," says Björn Eriksson, director-general of the National Board of Health and Welfare.
SwedenIn 2024, social services received more than half a million reports of concern, according to a national survey. One in ten children had concerns reported about them at some point during the year.
SwedenA Swedish man convicted of running a drug website has been deported from Turkey to Sweden. In connection with the deportation, a record amount of cryptocurrency was seized by police.
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