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Factors associated with BMI change over five years in a Swedish adult population. Results from the Scania Public Health Cohort Study.

Objectives: On account of the increasing worldwide problems associated with overweight and obesity, the aim of the present study was to examine BMI change over 5 years in relation to different lifestyle-, demographic- and psychosocial work-related factors. METHODS: A cohort of 9913 persons responded to an identical survey in 2000 and 2005. BMI change over the period was examined in relation to gen

Modelling speech production – evidence from Swedish blends

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Medieval Settlement History and Political Geography in Northern Sweden - a Reply to Eljas Orrman

The work environment impact scale - self-rating (WEIS-SR) evaluated in primary health care in Sweden.

Objective: To develop a self-report alternative to the Work Environment Impact Scale (WEIS). Participants: First the novel instrument was used and evaluated by ten occupational therapists and 45~clients in primary health care. Then the instrument was used by 26~clients who participated in a rehabilitation programme in another primary health care district. Methods: The instrument was investigated

Speech results in adult Swedish patients born with bilateral complete cleft lip and palate.

Thirty-six adult patients (26 men and 10 women) who had been operated on for bilateral complete cleft lip and palate (BCLP) were evaluated with regard to long-term follow-up consisting of clinical investigation, perceptual speech analysis, and self-estimation of quality of speech. Twenty-six had had a von Langenbeck repair at the age of 14 months (L-14 group), and 10 a Wardill repair at the age of

Aalenian to Cenomanian palynofloras of SW Scania, Sweden

Safety hazards in abdominal surgery related to communication between surgical and anesthesia unit personnel found in a Swedish nationwide survey.

Many adverse events occur due to poor communication between surgical and anesthesia unit personnel. The aim of this study was to identify strategies to reduce risks unveiled by a national survey on patient safety.

The interspace between Sweden and Denmark. The industrial dynamics of the Öresund cross-border region

The late emergence of socioeconomic mortality differentials: A micro-level study of adult mortality in southern Sweden 1815-1968

Swedish Contributions to the Thirteenth International Congress of Slavists, Ljubljana, 15-21 August 2003

Ethnic differences in asthma treatment among Swedish adolescents: A multilevel analysis of individual heterogeneity.

Adolescents with immigrant or ethnic minority background suffering from asthma receive on average less appropriate anti-asthmatic medication (AAM) than the majority population. However, those findings are based on analyses of differences between group averages which prevents our understanding of individual heterogeneity around the averages. Taking into account individual socioeconomic factors and

Experiences of the live WCDMA network in Strockholm, Sweden

Growing up with Islam in Sweden: Discussing Islam with Young Adult Muslims

A 200-year environmental record of a low oxygen fjord, Sweden, elucidated by benthic foraminifera, sediment characteristics and hydrographic data.

Centrality - regionality : the social structure of southern Sweden during the Iron Age

Junctures of Swedishness: Reconsidering Representations of the National

The reluctant European : EU2020, ‘the poverty target’ and the Swedish welfare state

Mobilization, advocacy and influence : Swedish interest groups and social movement organizations compared

Does ideology make a difference for government – nonprofit relationships? : A study of local authorities’ policies and practices in the Swedish welfare state

The effects of a cancer diagnosis on the health of a patient's partner : a population-based registry study of cancer in Sweden

The aim of this population-based registry study was to explore how cancer influences the health of partners, by examining the onset of new diagnoses for partners, health care use and health care costs among partners living with patients with cancer. The sample consisted of partners of patients with cancer (N = 10 353) and partners of age- and sex-matched controls who did not have cancer (N = 74 59