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115. How the conservatives will attract women

Opinion analyst Per Rosencrantz is a guest on the podcast and talks about why so much politics is about harsher punishment, gang crime and migration while women are interested in healthcare and health. 

114. The engineers who built Sweden

We meet Rasmus Törnblom (M), PhD student in history at Lund University and municipal councilor in Lund, who wants to highlight the role of engineers in social policy. Törnblom tells us about the engineer and later Minister of Social Affairs Sven Lübeck, who was a right-wing politician and important in...

113. Lose weight and keep it off

Is your New Year's resolution to lose weight by 2024? Erik Hörstadius, journalist, author and winner of Biggest Loser VIP, is a guest on the podcast and talks about how to keep the weight off. 

111. The art of living a long and healthy life

Doctor Gustav Soler is a guest on the podcast and gets to the bottom of the concept of longevity. Soler explains how stress, supplements, medicines and sleep affect long-term health and how to measure biological age. We also find out if swapping blood with...

110. Is 20 the new 70?

Professor Ingmar Skoog notes that people over 70 today are healthier and less depressed than 50-year-olds in previous generations. Skoog also says that today's 70-year-olds exercise, have sex and party more than previous generations, while today's...

109 Population crisis or not?

Author and podcaster Anna Björklund is the guest in this week's episode to discuss the declining birth rate in Sweden. How does it affect public health, and why are fewer people choosing to have children? 

108. Kerstin Hesselgren - Prussian or liberal pioneer?

Journalist and writer Anders Johnson is a guest on the podcast and talks about his book Kerstin Hesselgren - health care apostle and parliamentary pioneer. Kerstin Hesselgren was a prominent social liberal politician in the early 1900s and the first woman in the Riksdag...

107. Is obesity a disease?

Doctor Vincent Flinck Amble-Naess is a guest on the podcast and notes that effective medical treatment for weight loss is now available. The only question is who is entitled to the medicine and who should pay for it? Instead of making it easy to get hold of a medicine...

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EPHI was initially founded by former EU parliamentarian Christofer Fjellner (M) with the aim of working on sustainability and public health issues at the EU level.

We do this at EPHI, both from Stockholm and from our office in Brussels, where we have our representative, Adam Schlüssler.

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A market economy and individual freedom are needed to overcome threats to our environment and health.

Humanity faces both serious and urgent environmental and health problems. We have neither the time nor the money to prioritize anything but the most effective actions. Today, however, environmental and health issues are too often characterized by symbolic politics and wishful thinking.

Ephi presents facts and analysis to contribute to an environmental and health debate based on reality - not on opinions and emotions.

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