Ellika Andolf, Professor Emerita of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Karolinska Institutet, joins the podcast Health for the Unhealthy to discuss...

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Ellika Andolf, Professor Emerita of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Karolinska Institutet, joins the podcast Health for the Unhealthy to discuss...

1.3 million Swedes have been diagnosed with obesity or are at risk of becoming obese. Obesity often leads to a range of secondary diseases...

How should healthcare address obesity? And where do the new obesity drugs fit into the Swedish healthcare system? That's what doctor Vincent Flink asks...

Doctor Vincent Flink Amble-Naess will soon be publishing a report at Ephi on obesity and drugs. Flink Amble-Naess notes that there are currently...

According to new recommendations from the National Board of Health and Welfare, health services should offer support to people who drink ten or more standard glasses per...
The Social Democrats are campaigning to abolish the deduction for sick leave - a decision that could have serious consequences for the Swedish economy, according to Christian Ekström, CEO of the Taxpayers' Association. Why does sickness absence seem to increase during the Winter Olympics, moose hunting and the World Cup?.
Endometriosis affects many people, but remains one of our most misunderstood diseases. In this episode, we explore the causes, symptoms and treatment with Ingrid Sääv, gynecologist and medical director of Stockholm's youth clinics.
Health Integrator has developed preventive interventions that reduce the cost of public healthcare. In this week's episode, CEO Fredrik Söder explains how the ideological U-turn in Region Stockholm has cost taxpayers billions.
The prevention currently practiced in Swedish healthcare is not effective. This is the opinion of specialist physician and researcher Minna Johansson, who has recently written a report on the subject. Based on the report, she discusses how overdiagnosis and demands for counseling...
Swedish healthcare is characterized by an increasing number of specialists who focus on their own narrow area, while fewer and fewer look at the whole patient. This is the opinion of Fanny Nilsson, a resident in internal medicine and author of the book Åk till akuten. Nilsson describes how staff shortages,...
They drink less, exercise more and feel worse. How will Generation Z fare? Ulrik Hoffman, CEO of Ungdomsbarometern, helps us understand today's youth.