Transferring research findings into clinical practice and the market. Design and preliminary results of the HOME4DEM project in Italy and Sweden

Age negotiation and active bodies at senior camps in Sweden

The Non-Motor Symptoms Questionnaire and Non-Motor Symptoms Scale for use in Sweden

Residential reasoning in the light of disability in old age: housing adaptations clients in Sweden

The assistive technology situation among Swedish people in the third age – description of use, non-use and perceived need

Full-time exposure to occupational noise during pregnancy was associated with reduced birth weight in a nationwide cohort study of Swedish women

Noise is a common exposure in the occupational work environment. Earlier studies of occupational noise and pregnancy outcome are few and show mixed results. To investigate if objectively assessed exposure to occupational noise during pregnancy is associated with reduced intrauterine growth and/or preterm birth a nationwide cohort study of 857,010 single births was initiated. Individual information

National Reports, Sweden

Visibility, peer effects and monetary incentive in solar PV adoption in Sweden

An assessment of renal replacement therapy: A register-based study on equality of access, cost, effectiveness, and cost-effectiveness of kidney transplantation in Sweden

Legal silencing of minority legal culture : the case of Roma in Swedish criminal courts

Lessons from Sweden’s feminist foreign policy for global health

Physical performance in relation to birth cohort : A comparison of 60 year old Swedish men and women born twelve years apart

What was the impact of World War I on Swedish economic and business performance? : A case study of the ball bearings manufacturer SKF

Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum Sweden 5

Mesothelioma is a killer of urban men in Sweden

Mesothelioma incidence seems to have leveled off in Sweden

Increased cancer risk in the offspring of women with colorectal carcinoma. A Swedish Register-Based Cohort Study

The European Georgics and the Politics of Genre : Johan Gabriel Oxenstierna and The Seasons in Sweden

The Regulation of Human Germline Genome Modification in Sweden

Seascapes of stability and change: the archaeological and ecological potential of the early mesolithic seascapes with examples from Haväng in SE Baltic, Sweden

The sea level low stand period during the Early Mesolithic in SE Baltic (c. 9,500-6,500 BC) has resulted in vast inundated areas. Some of the sites have yielded extensive remains of lagoonal and riverine sediments, as well as areas with trees preserved in situ. Investigations at one of the sites - Haväng in eastern Scania - have resulted in archaeological findings from the entire period. The prese