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Smoking and Alcohol Intake but Not Muscle Strength in Young Men Increase Fracture Risk at Middle Age : A Cohort Study Linked to the Swedish National Patient Registry
Secular trends of sustained remission in rheumatoid arthritis, a nationwide study in Sweden
The Life and Death of Residential Room Types : A Study of Swedish Building Plans, 1750–2010
While the study of building types is a well-known and relatively active research field, the topic of room types is less explored. This article takes a broad approach to spatial categorization, enabling the examination of different types of spaces over longer periods. How do different room types evolve and die? How do the different residential room types relate to each other? Do they act alone or d
User related input data for energy usage calculations the case of low-energy schools in Sweden
In order to calculate building energy usage, apart from the technical characteristics, user related factors needs to be determined. Unless the user related factors are determined by specific project, the idea is to apply a standardized list of input data for a normal operation during a normal year, so the calculated energy value does not depend on variation of these factors. Such list was issued b
Limits to polycentricity? Institutional layering and policy feedbacks of building energy performance requirements in Sweden
Local governments have come to play an increasingly active role in addressing current environmental challenges. In addition to improving the environmental performance of a specific city, such initiatives can potentially spur policy change at other levels of government and thereby contribute to the addressing of global environmental challenges. This type of interplay between local and higher levels
Opposites Attract : Assortative Mating and Immigrant–Native Intermarriage in Contemporary Sweden
Characteristics of occupational therapy and physiotherapy within the context of reablement in Swedish municipalities : A national survey
Reablement is a multidisciplinary, home-based intervention implemented for people at risk of functional decline and losing independence aiming to optimise functioning and independence in activities of daily living. There is limited knowledge about what characterises the intervention and the role of different professionals. The purpose of this study was to explore the characteristics and difference