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Age-specific familial risks of anxiety. A nation-wide epidemiological study from Sweden

Regional, socioeconomic and occupational groups and risk of hospital admission for multiple sclerosis : a cohort study in Sweden

Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome in siblings : an 8-year Swedish follow-up study

Concordant and discordant associations between rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus and ankylosing spondylitis based on all hospitalizations in Sweden between 1973 and 2004

Subsequent risk of hospitalization for neuropsychiatric disorders in patients with rheumatic diseases : a nationwide study from Sweden

OBJECTIVE: To analyze the association between rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus, and ankylosing spondylitis and hospitalization for psychiatric disorders, as well as the association between hospitalization for dementia or delirium and systemic lupus erythematosus, by using a novel, large-scale approach.DESIGN: Cohort study with follow-up between 1973 and 2004.PARTICIPANTS: The ent

Socioeconomic and occupational groups and Parkinson's disease : a nationwide study based on hospitalizations in Sweden

Familial risks for depression among siblings based on hospitalizations in Sweden

OBJECTIVE: Familial risks of depression have been assessed in small case-control studies, usually based on reported, but not medically verified depressions in family members; thus the degree of familial clustering for these diseases remains to be established.METHODS: We conducted a nationwide study on familial risks of depression linking the Multigeneration Register of 0-72-year-old individuals to

Socioeconomic and occupational groups and risk of asthma in Sweden

Effects of neighbourhood and individual factors on injury risk in the entire Swedish population : a 12-month multilevel follow-up study

Impact of psychiatric disorders on Parkinson's disease : A nationwide follow-up study from Sweden

Risks of subarachnoid hemorrhage in siblings : a nationwide epidemiological study from Sweden

Age-specific familial risks of depression : a nation-wide epidemiological study from Sweden

Familial risks for asthma among twins and other siblings based on hospitalizations in Sweden

BACKGROUND: Asthma is a common disabling condition, with known environmental and familial risk factors and with their assumed interactions. We wanted to carry out a family study on asthma to address gene-environment interactions at a population level.METHODS: We conducted a nation-wide study on familial risks for asthma. An asthma database was constructed by linking the Multigeneration Register on

Age-specific familial risks of psychotic disorders and schizophrenia : a nation-wide epidemiological study from Sweden

Socioeconomic status and occupation as risk factors for obstructive sleep apnea in Sweden : a population-based study

Familial risks of hospitalization for Parkinson's disease in first-degree relatives : a nationwide follow-up study from Sweden

Familial risks for nerve, nerve root and plexus disorders in siblings based on hospitalisations in Sweden

Type 1 diabetes as a risk factor for stroke in men and women aged 15-49 : a nationwide study from Sweden

Familial risks for main neurological diseases in siblings based on hospitalizations in Sweden

Recent successes in identifying the underlying genetic mechanisms for neurological diseases, particularly for their Mendelian forms, have had profound implications for their diagnostics, treatment and classification. However, there has never been an attempt to compare familial risks in a systematic way among and between the main neurological diseases. Familial risks were here defined for siblings

Familial risk of ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke : a large-scale study of the Swedish population

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Previous studies of familial risks have often combined ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke even though it seems unlikely that these 2 very different pathological conditions are under the same genetic influence. This study is the first to investigate the concordant (same subtype) and disconcordant (different subtype) association between ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke.METHODS: D