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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.
Coherent Triads in Swedish Youth Care
A population-based cohort study of HRT use and breast cancer in southern Sweden
The overall tumour incidence and breast cancer incidence related to hormone replacement therapy (HRT) were followed in a population-based cohort of 29 508 women, aged 25-65 when interviewed in 1990-92. By the end of the follow up in December 1999, there were 226 611 person-years of observation. A total of 1145 malignant tumours were recorded (expected 1166.6; SIR = 0.98, 95% CI 0.93-1.04). There w
Survival of BRCA1 breast and ovarian cancer patients : a population-based study from southern Sweden
PURPOSE: Recent studies indicate that BRCA1 breast and ovarian tumors may have an advantageous survival. In this population-based study, the survival of carriers of a mutated BRCA1 gene was investigated.PATIENTS AND METHODS: The survival of 71 BRCA1-associated cancer patients (33 breast cancer, seven breast and ovarian cancer, and 31 ovarian cancer patients from 21 families with BRCA1 germline mut
A segregation analysis of testicular cancer based on Norwegian and Swedish families
Clustering of testicular cancer cases in families is well known, although the aetiology is not. We present the results of a segregation analysis performed with the algorithm Pointer on familial data on 978 Scandinavian patients with testicular cancer. The segregation analysis favoured the involvement of major gene effects over models incorporating solely polygenic effects in testicular cancer aeti
How costly was the crisis in Finland and Sweden?
The counstruction of social inclusion through music education: Two Swedish ethnographic studies of the El Sistema programme
Geographical and Spatial Thinking in the Swedish Curriculum
Low serum iron is associated with high serum intact FGF23 in elderly men : The Swedish MrOS study
Background Fibroblast growth factor (FGF23) is a protein that is produced by osteoblasts and osteocytes. Increased serum levels of FGF23 have been associated with increased risks of osteoporotic fractures and cardiovascular disease, particularly in participants with poor renal function. Serum iron (Fe) has been suggested as a regulator of FGF23 homeostasis. Objective To determine whether Fe and ir
Abstract P1-07-17: The SCAN-B study: 5-year summary of a large-scale population-based prospective breast cancer translational genomics platform covering a wide geography of Sweden (NCT02306096)
Experiences of Swedish men and women 6 to 12 weeks after ostomy surgery
PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to describe patients' experiences, with a focus on body image, 6 to 12 weeks after a stoma operation.METHOD: Nine patients (8 of whom received preoperative teaching) and who were expected to have their colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy for at least 6 months were interviewed about their feelings, attitudes, and life experiences after undergoing ostomy surgery.
Windpower Ownership in Sweden : Business Models and Motives
The great financial crisis in Finland and Sweden : The dynamics of boom, bust and recovery, 1985-2000
The boom and bust cycle in Finland and Sweden in an international perspective
The political economy of monetary unification : The Swedish Euro Referendum of 2003
Deflation dynamics in sweden : Perceptions, expectations, and adjustment during the deflations of 1921–1923 and 1931–1933
Rational, adaptive and learning behavior of voters : Evidence from disaggregated popularity functions for Sweden
The Effect of Birth Spacing on Child Mortality in Sweden, 1878-1926
A negative association between interval length and infant and child mortality has been consistently identified in modern developing countries. The reasons for this association are unclear, however. Leading hypotheses explain these differences as a result of sibling competition, maternal depletion, infection transmission, or unobserved maternal factors, but none has received overwhelming support. U