Sweden spends hundreds of billions on healthcare, but almost nothing on keeping people healthy

Childhood obesity is a growing problem, but what’s behind this trend, and which measures actually work? KI professor Claude Marcus joins the podcast to discuss the interplay between genetics and environment. Lifestyle changes have driven the increase, while genetics play a significant role...

We answer listeners' questions about testosterone, the causes of low levels, and the potential consequences. We also discuss whether social media should be banned for children.

Linus Petersson, author of the book *Medicines Against Aging*, discusses the research aimed at halting the body’s aging processes. He believes society should invest more resources in combating aging so that no one has to die of old age.

How important is a manager, really, to how we feel and perform at work? Together with Caroline Lornudd, a psychologist and researcher, we explore which qualities are important in a leader. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We’re talking about eating disorders, anorexia, and the journey through the healthcare system with Signe Bennich. In the book *Att försvinna sig*—*A Mother and Daughter’s Story of Anorexia*, which she co-wrote with her mother, psychologist Anna Bennich—they discuss the illness from two...

We’re talking about how stress affects the body in general—and the brain and immune system in particular—with Mats Lekander, a professor of health psychology at the Karolinska Institute.