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A Phenomenological study of teachers experiences in a Swedish High school

Intentional fires and their relation to different living conditions – a comparison between two cities in southern Sweden

”To shut out – or invite in”, in Multicultural Centre (ed) Arts and diversity. Policies, Research and Practice. Multicultural Centre, Botkyrka/Tumba, Sweden. Translated by the editor.

Regulating Work-Life Balance: The Contemporary Swedish Experience

Inclusive Learning Environments in Swedish Schools

The ambivalent f-word: Translating gender politics into nation branding in Sweden

The 20-year-old child murder case that continues to grip Sweden

Age homogamy, gender and earnings : Sweden 1990-2009

Previous research has shown considerable marriage premiums in earnings for men, but often penalties for women of being in a union. In this study we extend this research by analyzing how the age difference between spouses affects the earnings profiles by gender. As we follow people over time in advance as well as within their marriage, we can separate premarital from postmarital earnings movements.

Melt-out till and ribbed moraine formation: a case study from south Sweden

Income receipt and mortality - Evidence from Swedish public sector employees

Migrant care workers in Swedish elderly and disability care: Are they disadvantaged?

National Registration of Hip Fractures in Sweden

Psychometric properties of the Swedish version of the Outcome Questionnaire-45 as administered by automated technique in a large sample of mental ill-health patients in Primary Health Care

Exposure to respirable dust and manganese and prevalence of airways symptoms, among Swedish mild steel welders in the manufacturing industry.

Welding fume consists of metal fumes, e.g., manganese (Mn) and gases, e.g., ozone. Particles in the respirable dust (RD) size range dominate. Exposure to welding fume could cause short- and long-term respiratory effects. The prevalence of work-related symptoms among mild steel welders was studied, and the occupational exposure to welding fumes was quantified by repeated measurements of RD, respira

Spoken and written narratives in Swedish children and adolescents with hearing impairment

Twenty 10- to 18-year-old children and adolescents with varying degrees of hearing impairment (HI) and hearing aids (HA), ranging from mild-moderate to severe, produced picture-elicited narratives in a spoken and written version. Their performance was compared to that of 63 normally hearing (NH) peers within the same age span. The participants with HI and NH showed similar patterns regarding intra

Survival Analysis of the Single- and Double-Coated STAR Ankle up to 20 Years: Long-Term Follow-up of 324 Cases From the Swedish Ankle Registry.

The Scandinavian Total Ankle Replacement (STAR) has been used widely in Europe and more recently in the United States. We studied the results of the single-coated and the double-coated STAR with long-term follow-up.

Does immigration play a role in the risk of gastric cancer by site and by histological type? A study of first-generation immigrants in Sweden

The observed increased risks of gastric cancer among first-generation immigrants compared to those in Swedes suggest the role of childhood environmental exposure in the risk of this disease.

Dis-Ag-reement: The construction and negotiation of risk in the Swedish controversy over antibacterial silver

Total cost and cost predictors in systemic lupus erythematosus - 8-years follow-up of a Swedish inception cohort.

To study the annual direct and indirect costs in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and how age, disease manifestations, disease activity, and organ damage influence total costs and predicted costs for SLE.

Response to "Letter Regarding: Survival Analysis of the Single- and Double-Coated STAR Ankle up to 20 Years: Long-term Follow-up of 324 Cases From the Swedish Ankle Registry"