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Parent education affects children's academic and health performance
Wednesday, 27 March 2013Disparities between different groups of parents' educational level and country of birth are increasingly affecting how children succeed in schools in Sweden as well as their health, a new report show as the question of disparity in performances in Sweden is asked.
Perpetual fall in international students to Sweden start worrying some businesses
Friday, 22 March 2013The reduced number of foreign students at or vying to study at Swedish universities can cause long terms problems for Swedish companies and other research related academic programs that need the mix of various skill input. As international students shy away from Sweden, could it be blamed only on the institution of tuition fees?
A new report show how the drug Tamiflu was a heavy hoax from the pharmaceutical industry
Thursday, 21 March 2013"Sweden and several other countries were deceived by the pharmaceutical company Roche to purchase large quantities of influenza medicine, Tamiflu". This is the verdict of some specialists whom after examining the drug, feel that it was a very chap drug sold a wonder drug.
More chemicals fund in ordinary products including fruits and vegetables
Wednesday, 20 March 2013Fewer and fewer foods are free of pesticide residues, a new finding show. Grapes, citrus fruits, strawberries among others are products, which are expected that people consume regularly in order to keep a better health balance have been found to be saddled with chemicals.
Soon majority of Swedish household will be enjoying very fast broadband
Tuesday, 19 March 2013Most Swedish households will soon be enjoying very fast broadband systems as broadband over 4 G network is spreading quickly out.
More Swedish people suffer from Cancer and the amount is increasing
Wednesday, 13 March 2013The number of Swedes affected with the cancer illness is on the increases and it looks like the rate of increase is accelerating, thus striking fear in many people asking the question "Why?"
Fears in Finland that English-language invasion threatens the country's language, culture
Monday, 11 March 2013Finland fears that English language is a new threat to its culture, something that has not been talked about a lot in the past.
Swedish women lead survival rates in cancer care a new study show
Friday, 01 March 2013Swedish women who suffer from cancer have been reported to register a high rate of survival in Sweden, a new study show.
New Swedish method can unlock the most hidden doping in sports
Sunday, 17 February 2013Researchers at Umeå University, Sweden have developed a new technique that can reveal blood doping that could previously escaped detection.
Persistent talking of drugs and the idea of drug awareness form the youth push them to experiment and use
Tuesday, 05 February 2013Youths are being driven to the use of drugs such as cannabis, due to increasing so-called drug awareness activities, Finnish researchers say.
Vitamin C can increase the risk of kidney stones in men research warns
Tuesday, 05 February 2013Men who consume vitamin C supplements have a significantly increased risk of kidney stones. The more they consume the vitamin, the higher the risk, a new research from Karolinska Institute Sweden warns.
A Swedish pill that could be a blessing to the USA?
Friday, 01 February 2013There is a new Swedish diet pills, developed at the University of Lund, which is now being said that it could be a cure of one of the US biggest ills - obesity.
Swedes are good at detecting cancer early - lesson for the Brits.
Wednesday, 30 January 2013Swedish people lead the rest of the developed countries in identifying and reporting signs of cancer and the British fare worst. This would help the Swedes get quicker and better cure and thus survival rates are higher.
Fruits and vegetables play great role in reducing cancer risk
Tuesday, 29 January 2013A diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables does not affect the risk of breast cancer in general. However, women who eat a lot of vegetables lowered risk of a less common but more severe form of breast cancer that does not need the hormone estrogens to grow.
Chalmers Technology University Sweden, leads massive EU project for a new super material
Monday, 28 January 2013A project on the development of graphene led by Chalmers technology University, Gothenburg, Sweden is one of the EU's two future 'technology flagship "and the technology institution can expect billions.
Swedish researchers failing to benefit from important research collaborations in the emerging economies
Monday, 28 January 2013Swedish researchers are failing to cooperate with strong and emerging vital research countries such as South Korea and Singapore.
New method could lower blood pressure - research and testing show
Tuesday, 22 January 2013A plastic tube surgically inserted a new surgical procedure at Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Gothenburg, Sweden show that it can lower blood pressure in those who suffer from too high, a new study and research show.
Increased risk of blood clots in IVF pregnancy
Wednesday, 16 January 2013Women who get pregnant with the use of in vitro fertilization are at an increased risk of blood clots. Drugs used to stimulate the ovaries to produce more eggs than normal stay in the woman's body into pregnancy and may be responsible for the increased risk of blood clots, researchers from Sweden's Karolinska Institute have said.
Growth of industrial espionage and spying on Swedish strategic establishments
Monday, 14 January 2013Industrial espionage and spying in Swedish strategic industries is said to be on the increase again. Swedish companies and research institutions are seeing increases in attempts to seek access to vital data by unauthorised people, using unconventional methods.
Interest in Chinese Language study continues to grow even in Swedish primary schools
Monday, 14 January 2013Sweden is leaving no stone upturned in its attempt to penetrate China seen as the next big thing in the market world. After proposing the teaching of Chinese language in secondary schools be upgraded, it has now emerged that the learning of Chinese language should be strengthened in early education section.
Poor Danish men's sperms quality linked to food type but junk food, alcohol and cigarette binge not ruled out totally - research show
Monday, 07 January 2013The story that Danish men have the audacity to produce poor quality sperm is not and news story. It is comfortably narrated today that the quality of sperm produced by Danish men is not what it used to be.
Finland considering initiating tuition fees for non-EU students
Sunday, 06 January 2013Most of Finnish MPs are in favour of third-level fees for students coming from outside the EU or the European Economic Area, who want to study in Finland.
As the British economic crisis persist eating into their education sector, could Sweden benefit from the fall out
Sunday, 06 January 2013British University community is huge and powerful pushing the country on top of the world when it comes to the desire of many people all over the world who want to study in that country's universities. But as the UK insist on using its tough austerity policy going forward as a means to cut its national debt, it has bitten hard into the heart of one vibrant aspect of its economy - university education.
Increase cases of Influenza in Sweden
Wednesday, 02 January 2013There are concerns that cases of influenza or flu is now spreading rapidly in Sweden.
Reports out today from the health authorities state the growth of cold related illnesses and it's also a concern for the healthcare system.
The Financial value of a human being aged 60 and above as concern about the cost of healthcare provision increases
Sunday, 30 December 2012With many governments having financial difficulties, and with the population getting older, are the governments sacrificing and placing price tags of old people's lives?
Sweden could soon start exporting human ears technology
Saturday, 29 December 2012Artificial ears may become one of Sweden's leading exports as the Swedish region of Skåne poised to make a next profitable business from it.
Smoking pregnant mothers don't produce children with criminal minds - new Swedish research show
Wednesday, 26 December 2012Unlike past research, which had suggested that, women who smoke during pregnancy often have children who fall into criminality, a new Swedish study from Karolinska Institutet, (KI), has found the contrary.
Swedish children continue to perform poorly in reading and math - new testing show
Tuesday, 11 December 2012Swedish children in the 4th grade have been classed as poor within the EU when it comes to literacy and among eighth graders, the results in mathematics has become worse.
Smoking poses the greatest cause of cancer - study
Thursday, 29 November 2012A new comprehensive study with Swedish participation show that 270000 people in seven other countries in Europe suffer form caner in various forms caner is driven by smoking.
Finnish schools the best in the world, again, UK improved but where is sweden?
Wednesday, 28 November 2012Finland persistently maintains its position as the best country to design education and schools in such a way that pupils get the best pout of education. As such in a new classification, Finland remain a top dog in education, with South Korea in second and Hong Kong third.
Fact: Higher education not usually the best approach to a better life and good pay
Monday, 26 November 2012As the economic crisis intensifies and the issue of globalisation becomes our economic main stay as cheap workers move to take jobs from traditionally more expensive workers, it has now become clear that high level of education would not in most cases lead to a better paying job and prosperous career.
People who consume more sweet drinks and sodas are ore exposed to cancer
Monday, 26 November 2012A new research from university of Lund, in Sweden show that people who consume more fizzy drinks and sodas are more exposed to cancer illness. According to a research conducted in Malmö on 8000 people, the result was explicit.
Tourists accused of bringing deadly bacteria back home
Monday, 26 November 2012The proliferation and accelerates of deadly bacterial in Swedish has been blamed on tourists travelling to popular destinations outside Europe. A spite of increased resistant intestinal bacteria found in Sweden recently has been tied to such movements.
Swedes use less antibiotics comparatively as anti-biotic resistance increases in the European area
Friday, 16 November 2012The amount of antibiotic used in Sweden has been accounted to be among the lowest in Europe according to new statistics from the European disease control ECDC.
Obesity affects employment prospect and employee performances
Monday, 05 November 2012Obesity makes it more difficult for such people affected to get a job, a new research shows.
EU economic crisis attracts students to Sweden
Sunday, 04 November 2012The Euro economic crisis seems to be doing well to attract EU students to Sweden according to latest reports.
African Student calls out a Finnish university on racism
Friday, 02 November 2012A Nigerian student is accusing officials at the University of Tampere of deliberately withholding his medical qualification. He has the support of two professors.
Light Jogging prolong live than heavy exercises
Monday, 22 October 2012Regular gentle jogging will improve and prolong a healthy living than heavy exercises, challenging past theories that rigorous physical workups are good for long and healthy living.
Two, Alvin E Roth and Lloyd Shaple win this years Nobel Prize in Economics
Monday, 15 October 2012The Swedish Central banks and the Nobel committee has awarded the 2012 Nobel Prize in Economics to Alvin E. Roth of Harvard University, USA, and Harvard Business School USA and Lloyd S. Shapley University of California, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Chinese Writer, Mo Yan win 2012 Nobel prize in literature
Thursday, 11 October 2012The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2012 is awarded to the Chinese writer Mo Yan
“who with hallucinatory realism merges folk tales, history and the contemporary” the Swedish academy announced.
French, Serge Haroche and American, David Wineland win Nobel prize in physics
Tuesday, 09 October 2012The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has this awarded the 2012 Nobel prize in physics to two researchers for their work with the fundamental units of light.
The Nobel Prize for medicine announced
Monday, 08 October 2012The 2012 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine is awarded to Dr. John B. Gurdon and Dr. ShinyaYamanaka on Monday morning in Sweden for their work on stem cell research.
Rapid expansion of meningococcal bacterial infection in Sweden
Monday, 01 October 2012The number of cases were meningococcal bacteria, the bacteria that cause meningitis epidemic, has increased steadily over the past ten years in Sweden has been reported as unusual.
Vitamin D deficiency increases the risk of heart disease: Danish Study
Friday, 28 September 2012People with low levels of vitamin D in their body are more open to attacks from heart disease, a Danish study show.
How rodents are developing appetite for broadband cables, raking havoc on internet connectivity in Stockholm area
Friday, 21 September 2012Pest controllers in Northern Stockholm have found nice that have developed more appetite in plastic cables use in broadband network. Hundreds of residents have been hit - and now the municipality has started the war.
Unique transplantations in Gothenburg where uterus replant have taken place
Tuesday, 18 September 2012The world's first womb transplant from mother to daughter has been conducted by researchers at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, pushing the university to improve on its research in the area.
More cheating students in Swedish schools caught and punished
Tuesday, 18 September 2012New survey from the Swedish National Agency for Higher Education (Högskoleverket) which is in charge of the quality of education show that more students who cheat are being caught and punished, a report today show.
How Sweden takes touch pad technology to a new advanced level by adapting it uniquely in healthcare operation
Monday, 17 September 2012Sweden is unique in that when it needs to do something, it does it big. As the country continues to unleash its technology prowess, a new and unique approach in medical technology has been revealed whereby the touch pad technology is being uniquely adapted to health care operation
Half a billion to fight youth alienation in Sweden
Friday, 14 September 2012The Swedish government wants to invest Skr568 million in four years to break the spell into why young people in the country are prematurely excluded from activities leading to employment.
Poor eating habit a threat to Swedish public health
Thursday, 13 September 2012Poor dieting has created a public health problem in Sweden. The Swedish people eat too much sugar and saturated fat, but too little fruit and vegetables. In addition, many more are too fat, according to a recent public health survey conducted by the Swedish National Food Agency, Livsmedelsverket (NFA).
OECD Education at a glace show Sweden, Finland fares well in education diversity, UK lags
Tuesday, 11 September 2012Britain has been found to have a racially segregated education system in the various sectors of its society while Sweden and Finland fare pretty well. This comes from the OECD's Education at a glance's report on Tuesday.
The Swedish government expands investment in research and development
Tuesday, 11 September 2012The Swedish government is investing Skr4 billion in research and innovation for the long term strengthening of Sweden's position as a leading research nation, the government writes in a press release.
Chances of treating resistant bacterial increase with a Swedish breakthrough
Monday, 10 September 2012There may be increased possibility of treating the hitherto most resistant bacteria NDM, as Swedish researchers at the University of Uppsala have hit a breakthrough.
Doctors in Sweden warn of the dangers of breast enlargement creams popularly sold on the internet
Thursday, 06 September 2012As surgical enlargement is much more expensive, they have tended to seek other approaches such as using phony medications advertised and sold on the internet. There, there are different breast enlargement creams and capsules to buy, but doctors in Sweden warn of the usage of these products for they can disrupt the hormone levels in the body.
Sweden top global the importance of internet connectivity comparison
Wednesday, 05 September 2012Sweden tops the global list of countries which have internet as a very important driver of productivity and communication in a country by country comparison.
Swedish road casualties hidden in official statistics - reality of Swedish road safety
Tuesday, 04 September 2012There are many more people who have been seriously injured on the roads than has previously been known. This is because the official accident statistics are highly misleading.
Swedish Ethics Authority forged documents - reports
Friday, 31 August 2012The Swedish Ethics Committee has been accused of forging dates and addresses on documents and research reports. According to news reports, the dated documents were shifted back in time and addresses changed to a new address.
New Swedish breakthrough in drug research especially those affecting inflammation disease
Friday, 31 August 2012New Swedish research, which is being deemed as a new breakthrough area, can lead to radically improved medical treatment of a number of inflammation diseases areas.
Alarming increase of sexually transmitted diseases in Sweden
Thursday, 23 August 2012Concerns about the spread of sexually transmitted diseases caused by unprotected sex has led to an can lead to unpleasant surprises in Sweden.
Acute shortage of student housing in Sweden
Thursday, 23 August 2012A situation that has been described as worse that ever is happening in the Swedish student housing sector. There is intense shortages of student housing such that some expert are question Sweden's readiness for the future if there could be no chance of properly training future leaders.
How bright are Swedish high school students? - Scores of Swedish high school student believe that cancer is contagious
Wednesday, 22 August 2012Well - its out there - nearly half of high school students in Västra Götaland and Skåne in Sweden, believe that cancer is contagious. This is blow to Sweden which position itself as one f the leaders in developed world in providing basic knowledge especially in relation to healthy living and improved quality of life.
Record number of Danish students going through China in order to get a better career
Thursday, 16 August 2012A record number of Danish students choose to move a large part of their educational studies to China as a means to capture the growing part of international business.
The sale of risky painkillers continues to grow in Sweden
Tuesday, 14 August 2012Drugs that have been either recalled of banned from the Swedish medicine shops have been found to be on sale - with their sales increasing faster that expected.
Be weary of some scientific research results as renowned Danish University brain scientist suspected of fake research
Wednesday, 08 August 2012There has emerged a scandal at the University of Copenhagen, in Denmark as a Danish brain scientist, Milena Penkowa identified as a future Nobel Prize winner and who has received millions of research prize money seems to have had a research based on deliberate fraud, an expert panel indict.
Lack of enough sleep blamed for increased weight around the stomach - Swedish research
Monday, 06 August 2012The idea that limited sleep affect the health of humanity is not new and the relationship between lack of enough sleep and obesity has been documented in the past.
The demand for teachers in Sweden is on the rise but more teachers are leaving the sector - Why?
Wednesday, 01 August 2012Sweden will need over 100 000 new teachers in the coming years. But instead, more teachers are leaving the profession because of what is being described as "harsh working conditions and low wages."
Swedish scientist are developing Brain Medication aimed at stopping alcoholism
Friday, 27 July 2012Swedish scientists are developing what could be called a ground breaking approach in medicine which will see a model whereby the urge sensation for alcohol consumption will be removed from the brain.
Massive ice melting in Greenland referred to as extraordinary
Wednesday, 25 July 2012A new image from NASA has shown that in just four days there has been a large Greenland ice melt in key areas, which jumped from 40 percent of the ice sheet to 97 percent from 8 July.
Too much fish consumption can increase the risk of stroke - new Swedish study
Wednesday, 18 July 2012A new study has show that eating too much fish can increase the risk of getting stroke. This detracts from the advices given my diet experts that fish is good for us,
Antidepressants increase among young in Sweden
Friday, 13 July 2012Stress, boredom and uncertainty in their futures means that more and more young people in Sweden are being increased anti depressants.
The future of Swedish education quality compromised due to teachers shortages
Friday, 13 July 2012Concerns about the quality of education in Sweden increases as the number of vacant teaching positions in Sweden also increases.
More skin cancer risk common in coastal areas such as Gothenburg, Sweden - new research show
Tuesday, 10 July 2012A new cancer risk alarm warns that there is higher possibility to be affected by malignant melanoma in a costal region in Sweden such as more Gothenburg as well as along the coastline than in the municipalities interior, a new observatory study has identified.
Drug addicts warned of anthrax in heroin - they either stop their addition or risk stoned for life
Monday, 09 July 2012Drug consumer and addicts are cautioned of contaminated heroine that could leave their consumers stoned for life with anthrax. The alarm cane after a 55-year-old man dies in Copenhagen of anthrax infection that probably came from contaminated heroin.
Many people could be affected with diabetes without knowing it
Monday, 09 July 2012Hundreds of thousands of Swedes have type 2 diabetes without the disease being detected a new report say as part of a new study.
Swedish teachers are the lowest paid comparatively in Europe
Monday, 02 July 2012The pay received by Swedish teachers is lagging behind compared to other countries, a new report has said.
New findings may provide clued on how to tackle Parkinsons illness
Wednesday, 27 June 2012Researchers at Lund University, Sweden claim to have come a step closer to a move to modifying the drug that could tackle the Parkinson's disease.
Protein-rich diet with few carbohydrates increases heart failure risks – Swedish- American Research
Wednesday, 27 June 2012
One of the largest studies to date has shown that Protein-rich diet with few carbohydrates increases the risk of heart disease and stroke, a new Swedish -American study shows.
Drives for religious education to be quarantined in Finnish schools
Monday, 25 June 2012Religion Hours in primary schools in Finland are poised to be can be reduced after 2016, a report in Finnish media hold. The lower number of religion classes are part of the new distribution of lesson hours in basic education.
Swedish people want draconian moves to attach obesity – along Danish Lines
Monday, 25 June 2012More Swedish people want their government to take more hawkish attitudes towards attacking the problem of obesity in the country. They feel that though the other Nordic countries such as Denmark are already taxing sugar and butter, Swedish politicians are doing nothing.
Following dietary advice may improve and lengthen life - but few do it
Tuesday, 19 June 2012The dietary guidelines given by the Swedish National Food Agency (NFA) or Livsmedelsverkets has been determined in Sweden as the best pathway to a better, healthy and longer life, But a recent study show that few people follow it.
A new medical method may help vascular disease
Friday, 15 June 2012Researchers at the Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Göteborg have managed to implant a blood vessel made from a patient’s own stem cells in a ten year old, sick girl. One year after surgery she now is doing pretty fine making the researchers to hope that this could be a method to assist patients who need bypass surgery.
Improved physical activities at child hood reduced the risk for anxiety – Swedish study show
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Poor fitness in adolescence doubles the risk of a severe depression in later life, a new Swedish study on young people show adding that the effect last up to 40 years.
Nobel Prize cash award reduced by 20 percent to meet future budget shortfall
Monday, 11 June 2012The Nobel Foundation is lowering the cash prize money for the Nobel Prizes awards by twenty percent, an adjustment to meet pressures caused by budget shortfall.
University of Miami initiates clinical trial of XM-ONE®
Friday, 08 June 2012The transplantation unit at Jackson Memorial Hospital and the University of Miami, FL, USA has entered into a research project with the Allenex group company AbSorber. The project is a pilot study evaluating the endothelial cell cross match XM-ONE® in their Living Donor program.
First patient included in DiaGenic and GE Healthcare project to develop a blood test for Mild Cognitive Impairment, associated with Alzheimer’s
Thursday, 07 June 2012DiaGenic ASA [OSL:DIAG] today announced that the first patient with MCI (Mild Cognitive Impairment) was examined with [18F] Flutemetamol PET imaging at University of Lund Sweden in the DiaGenic and GE Healthcare Research Collaboration announced March 27th 2012.
Swedish scientists close to designing a perfect Vaccine for Alzheimer’s
Wednesday, 06 June 2012Swedish scientists are one step closer to designing a breakthrough that could provide cure for severe dementia, Alzheimer's disease. It is shown in a results of a Swedish study published in the medical journal The Lancet Neuology today.
As Swedish people are getting fatter at a record rate, so the increase in the purchase of more saturated fat
Tuesday, 05 June 2012Contrary to nutritional recommendations that there should be as low as possible the consumption of saturated fats, fewer Swedish people buy more real saturated fatty products.
Gonorrhoea in women in Sweden increases sharply
Thursday, 24 May 2012Sexually transited disease, particularly gonorrhoea is increasing especially among women in the Stockholm area where the infection is increasing most.
Sharp fall in foreign students interested in studying in Sweden
Wednesday, 23 May 2012International student interest in Swedish higher education has decreased dramatically among since tuition fees were introduced for all non-EU students.
How urbanisation increases allergies - research
Tuesday, 08 May 2012A new research in Finland shows that growing up in the country can reduce the risk of allergies.
Swedish School performances gets the bigger gulf and it persist
Friday, 04 May 2012The differences between the Swedish schools in terms of performance is increasing rapidly, according to a report by the Swedish School Agency (skolverket) will present today.
Poor quality of university courses identified among Swedish schools of higher learning
Thursday, 26 April 2012Swedish self critical attitude has means that much higher education courses in Sweden is of poor quality. Just over one in five training programs fail to meet required quality when those various academic programs were examines.
As the Swedes struggle with a growing fat epidemic, more broken knees associated with heaviness
Tuesday, 24 April 2012The Swedish people are getting too heavy for their knee joints. Today, many 45 year olds use knee prosthesis due to being overweight or obese according to news reports.
Norwegian Public officials flying more and more and the question emerged as to how they enforce emissions control
Saturday, 21 April 2012The Norwegian government wants to cut emissions of greenhouse gases, but its employees tend to fly more with the view that more pollution is carried out by air travel. With the Environment Ministry among the "worst", the question now is how are they going to meet or even enforce their targets?
New swedish DNA test for foetus would reveal whether the unchild has Down syndrome
Wednesday, 04 April 2012As the Nordic countries continue their quest of creating the best form of humans, soon, a new DNA test for foetuses will be unvailed. This will assist in determining whether the unborn baby has Down syndrome without the risk of miscarriage via amniocentesis.
Sweden announces Super Investment in research – upping its stance in international biomedical and engineering research
Tuesday, 03 April 2012Sweden is to launch an international research, Science for Life lab, with a turnover of one billion a year.
Many Swedish graduates stock in unemployment questioning the tenet of higher education
Monday, 02 April 2012More than one in five college graduates in Sweden are out of work a year after graduation. But the differences between them lie in the courses they studies and that difference is great a new media report show.
The top ranking Swedish universities and collages are …
Friday, 30 March 2012Which are the best universities in Sweden? Well, a business magazine, Focus, has ranked universities here based on the interest of students own preferences. That means big surprises in the list begging the question if this is the a god model to to classify universities a country.
Financial hardship on students from developing countries means that Finland stops recruiting students from there
Thursday, 29 March 2012Swedish defence Minister, Sten Tolgfors, has been forced to resign what is described in Swedish press “he departs on his own accord”, referring to the Swedish prime minister's press secretary.
Swedish latest research points to future battery made of wood for sustainable energy
Monday, 26 March 2012There is still a vacuum in the a growing technological sector - lack good storage capability for electricity generated from solar and wind power so that it cane be used in a future time as needed for example, during nights and still days.
Loneliness leads to depression – Finnish study show
Friday, 23 March 2012People living alone face an 80-percent higher risk of falling into depression compared to those who live in the company of others, according to fresh findings by Finnish researchers.
Mass mistake or just plain inefficiency – how would twenty doctors missed spotting a cancer tumour that led to a patient to die
Friday, 23 March 2012Although the man was examined by at least 20 or maybe as many as 30 doctors they failed to discover his cancer of the oesophagus until it was too late. The man died a few weeks after it was discovered.
More Swedish people die from Skin cancer than from road accident – a new study shows
Wednesday, 21 March 2012Summer, sun - and skin cancer, this is the routes that lead to more Swedes evolving to their death. Although the Sun is a known risk factor leading to the development of skin cancer, Swedes continue to sun bath much as before. This year, 500 Swedes died of malignant skin cancer, more than they die in traffic, according to the Swedish Cancer Society.
More children in Sweden diagnosed with autism
Tuesday, 20 March 2012With new methods, staff at the children healthcare centres in Sweden has been able to carry out early detection of children with autism, research carried out at Sahlgrenska Academy show.
New method pitted to be effective in curing skin cancer
Monday, 12 March 2012A new treatment of malignant skin cancer tested in Sweden has shown impressively promising results.
The process of studying in Sweden is becoming more expensive and unaffordable
Thursday, 23 February 2012Despite the fact that the Swedish students get funding from their government funding body, CSN, that process of funding is becoming unaffordable for the students.
Which are some of the best Universities in Finland? Aalto University is best
Friday, 17 February 2012Aalto University, Finland has been recently classified as the best training institute for economics and degree programs in engineering, according to investigation carried out in the country’s institutions recently.
New method gives cancer patients hope of life – electricity to destroy bad tumours
Wednesday, 08 February 2012
There is a move being taken in a medical community in Sweden in which a method is being pioneered at studies at the University Hospital in Uppsala in which electricity could be used to scatter dangerous caner tumours.
Denmark winning the Scandinavian leadership battle of Pharmaceutical development
Men with low fertility have less risk of cancer – Swedish research show
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