WHO guidelines could undermine the quality of decision-making in the EU

Journalist Michael Verdicchio joins the podcast to talk about his new book, *The Boy with the Teddy Bear: The Hidden Children—and the Struggle That Changed Sweden*. We discuss institutional care, forced sterilizations, and the people who fought for change.

When Kry launched digital doctor’s visits, it changed the way patients access healthcare. But developing new solutions in a system with 21 regions, varying regulations, and reimbursement models isn’t always easy. This week’s episode features Ameli Norling, a doctor and...

Jan Grönlund, Executive Director of the Forum for Health Policy and former Regional Director of Region Sörmland, joins the podcast to discuss the organization of healthcare, the shortcomings of today’s governance, and the potential of AI and digitalization to transform healthcare...

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.