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Extended fragrance ingredients surveillance study (EFISS)—protocol for a clinical surveillance study on contact allergy to 7 fragrance materials in widespread use but hitherto not systematically patch tested

Contact allergy (CA) is not uncommon in the population, including to various fragrance allergens. If not diagnosed correctly, allergic contact dermatitis (ACD) may ensue, because targeted allergen avoidance is not possible. The primary objective of the study is to estimate the prevalence of CA to seven fragrance materials in patients with suspected ACD across Europe. Based on the outcome, a conclu

Assessment of disordered eating attitudes and associated factors among female undergraduates at Arba Minch University, Southern Ethiopia

Background: Eating disorders significantly impact physical health and have negative psychosocial consequences. The global burden of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa among young females is estimated to account for 1.9 million disability-adjusted life years. Early identification of disordered eating attitudes is critical for preventing the progression to more severe forms of eating disorders; ho

Glorious Pasts, Bright Futures : Sweden’s Foreign Policy from the Early 19th to the Early 21st Century

This article analyses Swedish foreign policy from the early 1800s to the present day. A recurring theme centres on discussions about non-belligerence and neutrality, which have by no means been undisputed ideals. Additionally, the article explores the significant influence of Sweden’s historical experience, particularly the Swedish Great Power Era of the 17th and early 18th centuries, on shaping the

Degrowth and decolonisation in academia: Intersecting strategies towards transformation

Like other societal institutions, academia today faces an existential crisis. Rising inequality and authoritarianism, coupled with climate breakdown and collapsing ecosystems, are threatening the conditions under which academic knowledge is produced and shared. At the same time, academics are coming to terms with their institutions’ role in contributing to these processes, particularly in the Glob

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此次断资行为不仅反映日本对国际监督的不安，也可能鼓舞国内保守派更强烈反对性别平等改革。更令人担忧的是，日本似乎试图通过财政杠杆对国际机构施压。这无疑对它在人权和全球性别正义上的承诺构成挑战。