September 2, 2010
The following articles have been tagged with "Malmö_university":
Science & Technology: 23 Jul 10
Underweight children are at three times' greater risk of tooth decay as normal weight children, according to a new Swedish study.
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Analysis & Opinion: 30 Jun 10
The Öresund bridge celebrates its 10th birthday this week. The Local's Peter Vinthagen Simpson takes a look at how the link has changed Sweden's third city and its relations to its neighbours.
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Society: 27 Jan 10
A doctor’s insufficient Swedish skills are being blamed for delaying the removal of a patient’s tumour by nearly two months, prompting concern among health officials about the number of doctors who don’t speak the language well enough.
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Society: 23 Dec 09
Young Swedes have ever more fluid definitions of sex and sexuality, according to a new study from Malmö University in southern Sweden. Women in particular are more likely to pursue sexual activities with others of the same gender.
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National: 12 Oct 09
The largest vaccination programme in Swedish history got underway on Monday as health workers in the south of the country received the first shots to protect against the swine flu.
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National: 15 Aug 09
A man was shot dead on Friday night outside a petrol station in Malmö. The 23-year-old man was allegedly involved in criminal activity, according to police.
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Science & Technology: 1 Jul 09
Health authorities in Sweden have decided not to punish two doctors who mistakenly stitched a 65-year-old patient’s bladder to his large intestine.
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National: 10 Apr 09
A man died on Thursday evening after falling out of a fourth floor window at a central Malmö hotel. Police are not ruling out murder.
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Analysis & Opinion: 27 Mar 09
Malmö suburb Rosengård has come to symbolise Sweden's struggles with integration. AFP's Marc Preel examines a community grappling with its identity after a winter marred by rioting and clashes with the police.
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National: 11 Dec 08
Refugees who choose where they want to live are able to adapt to Swedish society more quickly than those who are assigned housing by the Swedish Migration Board, a new study finds.
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National: 9 Nov 08
A 27-year-old woman was raped early on Sunday morning on the street in central Malmö. Witnesses to the crime alerted police and the perpetrator was arrested at the scene.
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National: 7 Oct 08
A 26-year-old man died in the early hours of Tuesday morning after being shot in the Slottsstaden district of Malmö.
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National: 14 Aug 08
A 21-year-old man armed with a knife was shot in the leg by police in Malmö on Wednesday evening.
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National: 25 Jul 08
A man in his thirties was shot in Persborg in Malmö on Thursday night. The man was seriously injured, police report
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Science & Technology: 16 Jul 08
Researchers in Malmö have solve the riddle behind the recent eczema 'epidemic' in northern Europe. Dyes used in imported Chinese furniture are to blame.
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National: 12 May 08
A woman working as a caregiver at a treatment centre near Malmö was stabbed to death on Sunday night by a boy staying at the centre.
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National: 10 Jan 08
A man indicted on a charge of attempted murder in Malmö was captured on camera as he fired three shots at a 31-year-old man in the Rosengård suburb.
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National: 27 Sep 07
A man is in a life-threatening condition in hospital after being shot in the head at a restaurant in Malmö on Wednesday night. Another man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
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Society: 11 Aug 07
Pregnant women who were born outside of Sweden visit their midwives later and less frequently than Swedish women. That puts both the mother and the baby at risk, new research has shown.
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National: 29 Nov 06
A 16-year-old boy is recovering in hospital in Malmö after being shot in the head with an airgun. Police say they are treating the case as attempted murder.
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Science & Technology: 19 Jul 06
A woman on a respirator was moved from Malmö University Hospital due to a bed shortage, and died a few days later. Now the hospital has been criticized by investigators.
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Science & Technology: 1 Sep 05
A Swedish study shows that tamoxifen, a popular and usually effective breast cancer drug, can actually increase the likelihood of a relapse with certain types of tumours.
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National: 4 Jun 04
Who said Sweden was liberal? Two books show that the stubborn stain of homophobia just won't be scrubbed away.
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Swedish elections: pre-voting and political messages »
"Voting in the 2010 Swedish elections opened up to pre-voting yesterday. I like this idea of having nearly 3 weeks to get to the polls to vote. No need to wait until election day. (find where you can pre-vote here) And election polls aren’t just fuddy-duddy municipal buildings any more. Pre-voting stations are open..." READ »
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