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February 14, 2012
Depression
The following articles have been tagged with "Depression":
Dramatic rise in dementia numbers in Sweden
Society: 13 Feb 12
Every second Swede is at risk of developing dementia, according to a new study from Umeå University, which concentrated on the 85+ population in northern Sweden.
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Court delays Swedish bride murder trial
National: 10 Feb 12
A court in South Africa has postponed further the trial of two men accused of killing Swedish honeymooner Anni Dewani in Novermber 2010 as prosecutors await the extradition of her husband from the UK.
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Elderly psychiatric patient found tied in bed
Science & Technology: 26 Jan 12
A mentally ill man who had been screaming for more than an hour was discovered tied down in his own bed with a sheet at a Carema-run nursing home in Stockholm earlier this month.
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Mothers on antidepressants pose risk for newborns: Swedish study
Science & Technology: 14 Jan 12
Swedish researchers have found that pregnant women on antidepressants are more than twice as likely to give birth to children with dangerously high blood pressure in the lungs.
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How to beat back the Swedish winter blues
Lifestyle: 20 Dec 11
As Swedes struggle through the shortest days of the year, contributor Alec Forss offers up a few tips on how to survive the dark depths of winter in Sweden.
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Dewani's life 'at risk' if extradited: lawyer
Society: 14 Dec 11
A lawyer for British businessman Shrien Dewani, accused of killing his Swedish wife during their honeymoon in Cape Town, told a UK court on Tuesday her client's life could be at risk if he is extradited to South Africa.
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Man in hiding after wife's 'antifreeze cocktail'
National: 13 Dec 11
A Swedish man has gone into hiding in Norway after claiming that his wife tried to kill him by serving him antifreeze in a glass of Coke.
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Alcohol damages women's brains faster than men's: Swedish study
Science & Technology: 9 Nov 11
Women alcoholics suffer damage to their brains three times faster than men who abuse alcohol, according to a new Swedish study released on Wednesday.
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Borg: EU debt crisis not just a eurozone issue
Analysis & Opinion: 13 Oct 11
The current debt crisis is a concern for all of Europe, not just to eurozone countries, Swedish Finance Minister Anders Borg tells AFP's Nina Larsson, highlighting the vulnerability of banks and exports in Sweden as an example.
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UK approves Shrien Dewani extradition
National: 28 Sep 11
The UK home secretary Theresa May has signed an order authorising the extradition of British businessman Shrien Dewani, wanted in South Africa for the murder of his Swedish wife Anni in November.
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Swedish researchers in 'depression gene' find
Science & Technology: 28 Sep 11
Swedish researchers at Sahlgrenska Academy in Gothenburg have managed to identify a gene which they believe has a strong connection to bipolar disorder.
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New delay in Swedish bride murder trial
National: 20 Sep 11
The family of slain Swedish newlywed Anni Dewani, who was killed while on honeymoon in South Africa in 2010, will have to wait until February before the Swede's alleged killers stand trial.
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'We were all Americans, at least for a while'
Analysis & Opinion: 9 Sep 11
On the tenth anniversary of the September 11th, 2001 terror attacks, The Local reaches out to a few Swedes and Americans for their thoughts about the attacks and their impact.
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Handicapped Swede sets Alcatraz swim record
Sport: 5 Sep 11
Swedish handicapped swimmer Anders Olsson shocked a field of experienced open-water swimmers by winning a race from prison island Alcatraz to the California mainland in record time on Sunday.
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Sweden fails to close cardiac care gender gap
Science & Technology: 29 Aug 11
Female heart attack patients in Sweden still receive inferior treatment than men, according to a new study.
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Medical 'marijuana' coming to Sweden
Science & Technology: 18 Aug 11
Doctors in Sweden may soon be writing prescriptions for cannabis, as authorities are close to approving a new cannabis-based mouth spray aimed at patients suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS).
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Thunderstorms disrupt train schedules
Science & Technology: 23 Jul 11
Violent thunderstorms are the source of major headaches for train passengers in south-eastern Sweden. The weather has caused large disturbances in train schedules, which will likely continue all weekend.
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Swedish research proves Sigmund Freud right
Science & Technology: 4 Jul 11
Sigmund Freud's theory that people can intentionally learn to forget certain memories is proven accurate more than 100 years later, after researchers from a Swedish university make headway in the study of the mind.
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Blood test may reveal suicidal tendencies: Swedish study
Science & Technology: 7 May 11
Suicidal patients may now be identifiable by a simple blood test, according to new research by a team in Lund University in southern Sweden.
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Swedish women warned off wheelchair clubbing
Society: 3 May 11
Two disabled women were made to feel like "a menace to society" after being told by a Swedish Q&A hotline that Stockholm clubs were an "inappropriate" environment for wheelchairs.
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Winter births bring higher depression risk: Swedish study
Science & Technology: 4 Apr 11
New mothers of children born in the last three months of the year have a higher risk of developing depression than do women who give birth during other times of the year, a new Swedish study shows.
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Swedish researchers explore Somali-autism link
Science & Technology: 28 Mar 11
Swedish researchers want to gain access to a databank of blood tests taken from all babies born in Sweden in order to shed light on an apparent heightened incidence of autism among the country's Somali population.
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Doc convicted of rape may lose licence
Society: 7 Jan 11
A Stockholm-area doctor who was sentenced to two years in prison for raping a patient during "touch therapy" sessions risks having his licence revoked.
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Acne linked to suicide risk: Swedish study
Science & Technology: 12 Nov 10
Severe acne can increase the risk of suicide, Swedish researchers have found, but a drug used to treat the condition may not be the main culprit.
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The 'American dream' is actually Swedish: study
Analysis & Opinion: 3 Nov 10
While US voters shunned the Democratic Party's traditionally redistributive policies in Tuesday's mid-term elections, most Americans actually prefer a wealth distribution model similar to Sweden's, writes the AFP's Andrew Beatty.
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Social insurance agency blamed for man's suicide
Society: 7 Oct 10
A man who had been suffering from depression took his own life just two weeks after being told by the Social Insurance Agency that he should seek full-time work, the man's relatives have told a welfare board inquiry.
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English play tackles depression head-on
Lifestyle: 16 Sep 10
English playwright Sarah Kane committed suicide before her last work was staged. An international group of Stockholm thespians will perform the piece, 4:48 Psychosis, in English over the next two weeks, writes Vivian Tse.
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What's On in Sweden: September 17th - 23rd
Lifestyle: 16 Sep 10
What's on in Sweden: Old Skool Hip Hop in Stockholm, Killer Queen in Gothenburg and Dubstep steps into Malmö.
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Antidepressants prevent suicide: Swedish study
Science & Technology: 15 Sep 10
Swedish researchers have concluded that antidepressant medication helps to save sufferers from depression from suicide, according to a new report.
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What's On in Sweden: September 10th - 16th
Lifestyle: 8 Sep 10
What’s on in Sweden: Irish artwork in Stockholm, organic food in Gothenburg and a killer queen comes to Malmö.
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Mum of 11 seeks alcohol smuggling jail pardon
Society: 26 Jul 10
A mother of 11 children sentenced to prison for alcohol smuggling and the illegal sale of alcohol is seeking a pardon to avoid jail time.
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Health experts warn against obesity drugs
Science & Technology: 14 Jul 10
Experts attending the 11th International Congress on Obesity in Stockholm this week warned that over-the-counter slimming supplements were a waste of money and could in fact be detrimental to health.
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Reinfeldt plays down Littorin 'crime' rumours
Politics: 8 Jul 10
Swedish daily Aftonbladet claimed on Wednesday that Sven Otto Littorin was presented with information linking him to a crime the day before he resigned as employment minister. Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt has said only that he gave "several reasons" for his departure.
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Astra Zeneca reports profits boost
Business & Money: 29 Apr 10
Anglo Swedish pharmaceuticals firm AstraZeneca reported a first quarter profit climb of 29 percent on Thursday on the back of a "strong" performance in emerging markets and sales of key products.
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AstraZeneca fined for anti-psychotic drug
Business & Money: 28 Apr 10
Anglo-Swedish pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca has agreed to pay a $510 million fine to settle a case alleging that it illegally marketed an anti-psychotic drug, the US justice department has confirmed.
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Riksbank off base with finance crunch rate hikes
Business & Money: 15 Mar 10
The Swedish Riksbank has concluded that while everyone failed to see the impending finance crunch, it's own board was furthest behind when it raised interest rates just weeks before the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy.
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Asylum seeker held 18 months on remand
National: 8 Feb 10
Mehdi Kadirou, a rejected asylum seeker, has been kept locked up for 18 months in an Uppsala cell while the police and migration authorities decide where to return him.
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Sweden fares badly in global economic report
National: 7 Feb 10
Swedes by and large have not fared well during the deep recession. The report card comes from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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Man sentenced for 'executing' ex-girlfriend
National: 4 Jan 10
A 37-year-old Swedish man has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for murdering his ex-girlfriend with a bolt pistol normally used for anaesthetizing livestock.
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Health warnings over diet product
Science & Technology: 4 Dec 09
The Swedish Medical Products Agency has issued a warning about the use of a diet product, Super Slim, after receiving numerous complaints from Swedish consumers.
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Shock therapy on the rise in Sweden: report
Society: 18 Nov 09
Swedish hospitals are increasingly turning to electroshock therapy to treat depression, but have failed to adequately warn patients about the risk for memory loss associated with the treatment, a new investigation reveals.
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Apocalypse soon: Disasters abound at Stockholm Film Festival
Analysis & Opinion: 10 Nov 09
It's the end of the world as we know it at this year's Stockholm Film Festival, which promises everything a budding apocalypticist could ever need. But there are also plenty of more upbeat cinematic treats in store if global doom isn't your bag, writes David Stavrou.
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Sweden to test 'culture by prescription'
Science & Technology: 10 Nov 09
Doctors in south-western Sweden will soon be able to prescribe cultural activities such as choir lessons or ceramics classes as part of a taxpayer-funded initiative to help reduce prolonged absences from work due to illness.
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Borg 'more optimistic' about Swedish economy
Business & Money: 9 Nov 09
The Swedish economy is set to return to growth next year, but unemployment will remain high, according to a new forecast from finance minister Anders Borg.
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'Anti-depressants cut suicides': Swedish study
Society: 23 Oct 09
The number of suicides reported among the Swedish adult population has declined considerably and anti-depressants are credited with saving up to 500-600 lives per annum, a new study argues.
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Gender trouble - time to bury the feminist hatchet?
Analysis & Opinion: 14 Oct 09
Since when is the ubiquitous Anna Anka a feminist? And why are feminists apportioned blame for so many of the worlds ills? The Local's Peter Vinthagen Simpson enters the Hollywood housewife debate.
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Top researcher 'too old' to work in Sweden
Science & Technology: 22 Sep 09
Award-winning professor Jan Åke Gustafsson of the world-renowned Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm is set to quit Sweden due to rules that force him to retire at 67.
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Older Europeans drinking more: Swedish study
Science & Technology: 21 Sep 09
Alcohol consumption is on the rise among older Europeans, a new Swedish study shows, with researchers claiming that public health officials have been slow to react to the problem.
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Did Anna Odell's faked psychosis have any artistic merit?
Analysis & Opinion: 7 Sep 09
Ceci n'est pas une depression nerveuse (This is not a nervous breakdown): The Local's Charlotte Webb offers her thoughts on art student Anna Odell's controversial faked psychosis, a final year project that resulted in a conviction last week.
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EU anti-torture body blasts Swedish jails
National: 4 Aug 09
The Council of Europe's anti-torture body has criticized Sweden for the long periods of isolation endured by inmates in the country's jails and remand prisons.
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British journalist fishes for the real Sweden
Analysis & Opinion: 8 Jul 09
British author Andrew Brown talks to James Savage about living in Sweden in the seventies, fishing, and how immigration has changed the country.
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Good sex makes you better at your job: study
Society: 4 Jun 09
A new Swedish study shows that a healthy emotional and sexual relationship can significantly reduce stress at work.
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Mystery grows over dead Swedish couple
National: 19 May 09
The mystery surrounding the couple in their late fifties found dead at their home near Helsingborg in southern Sweden on Sunday continues to grow. Police have not ruled murder.
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Spring budget warns of tough times ahead
Business & Money: 15 Apr 09
The Swedish government will allocate funds to expand employment opportunities for the young and the unemployed in its spring budget as finance minister Anders Borg warns of tough times ahead.
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Light therapy helps to beat the winter blues: study
Science & Technology: 5 Apr 09
With the first few sunny spring days upon us, the winter blues may already have been banished for another year. A new study gives scientific support to a method that may help to keep them away.
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'You couldn't hope for a better presidency'
Analysis & Opinion: 1 Apr 09
In a time of severe economic crisis, the European Union is fortunate to have Sweden taking up the presidential reins this summer, British Ambassador to Sweden Andrew Mitchell tells The Local's James Savage.
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Sweden invests in parental support
Business & Money: 31 Mar 09
Sweden is to invest 70 million kronor ($8.4 million) in 2009 to offer increased support for struggling parents, public health minister Maria Larsson announced on Tuesday.
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Young Swedes' mental health deteriorating: report
Society: 25 Mar 09
Swedish health authorities are growing increasingly concerned about the mental health of the country’s young people, according to a new report.
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Older mothers at risk of psychosis: study
Science & Technology: 10 Feb 09
First-time mothers over the age of 35 run a greater risk of suffering psychosis after delivery than younger women, a new Swedish study shows.
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Sahlin evokes Obama in cannabis gaffe
Politics: 1 Feb 09
S we can! exclaimed the Social Democrat leader Mona Sahlin at a party conference in Västerås on Saturday. She intended to evoke US president Barack Obama, but used the name of a cannabis advocacy group.
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What are your survival tips for the Swedish winter?
Analysis & Opinion: 12 Nov 08
Every week a panel of readers will give their views on the state of play in Sweden. This week: woolly undies and trips to Spain are among the suggestions for getting through the winter.
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SAD: You can beat the winter blues
Analysis & Opinion: 24 Oct 08
In a country famed for its long winter days, the impending darkness is a source of widespread grumbling. However, for some inhabitants, the short daylight hours are a cause for serious concern, as Jennifer Heape investigates.
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Sami youth shine light on suicide problems
Society: 6 Oct 08
Young people from Sweden’s indigenous Sami community are demanding that more be done to reduce the number of suicides within the community,
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Stockholm weekend club guide: September 26 - 27
Lifestyle: 25 Sep 08
It’s the weekend, it’s the end of the month, and it’s time to find some good quality dancing shoes. Let Djungeltrumman be your cobbler.
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Police fear for safety of missing woman
National: 14 Sep 08
A 29-year-old woman is missing in the north of Sweden. The woman has not been seen since leaving her home in Piteå on Friday and police fear for her safety after her car was found abandoned on Saturday afternoon.
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Swedish study links bipolar disorder to older fathers
Science & Technology: 2 Sep 08
Children of older fathers run an increased risk of suffering from bipolar disorder, a study by researchers at the Swedish medical university Karolinska Institutet has found.
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Arboga murder weapon: witnesses testify
National: 13 Aug 08
The trial of the German murder suspect accused of killing two toddlers in Arboga, central Sweden continued on Wednesday, with witnesses testifying about a hammer that is the suspected murder weapon.
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Study: Young convicts worse off mentally
Society: 10 Aug 08
Young criminals often feel worse mentally compared to other young people. Young people that commit serious crimes have a ten-fold greater risk of psychosis than average, new research shows.
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Swedish researchers find strokes linked to depression
Science & Technology: 23 Jul 08
Depression can increase the risk for a stroke among the elderly, a Swedish study has revealed.
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Swedish doctors urge action over autism-sunlight link
Science & Technology: 15 Jul 08
Doctors in Sweden caution that a lack of sunlight could be behind a growing autism "epidemic" in the country, which the country's Somali community has dubbed "the Swedish disease".
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Swedish multinationals pamper employees to keep them fit
Business & Money: 29 Apr 08
High-tech gyms, free breakfasts, and programmes to help people lose weight or stop smoking: modern Swedish companies pamper their employees in a bid to combat one of Europe's highest absenteeism rates, writes AFP's Delphine Touitou.
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A thin man in fat city
Analysis & Opinion: 9 Apr 08
Travelling back to his home town of Los Angeles, David Bartal finds that Sweden still has a long way to go when it comes to unhealthy food at bargain prices.
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Sweden puts suicide reduction in focus
National: 12 Mar 08
The Swedish government is to present a new plan for suicide reduction.
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Criticism of new sick leave rules
Society: 14 Aug 07
New national guidelines for sick leave have come under heavy criticism from a top government psychiatrist.
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Clampdown on sick leave for 'burn out'
Society: 10 Aug 07
Being granted sick leave for symptoms of 'burn out' could soon become much harder in Sweden due to new national guidelines to come into effect in October.
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Sweat could reveal suicide risk
Society: 7 Aug 07
Monitoring the sweat glands of people with depression could help prevent suicides, a Swedish researcher has said.
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Cold Swedish summers 'make you more depressed'
Science & Technology: 30 Jul 07
A cold July leads Swedes to buy more anti-depressive medicine, according to a new study. The reason is believed to be that the cold weather prevents stressed people from winding down in the great outdoors.
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Mother cleared of attempting to murder children
National: 15 Jun 07
A woman who mixed sleeping pills into a drink intended for her three young children has been cleared of attempted murder by a Malmö court.
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'Little evidence' to back up light therapy
Science & Technology: 13 Jun 07
Swedish government scientists say they have found no evidence that light therapy can help combat the winter blues, or Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
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Ever more young people in early retirement
Society: 11 Jun 07
The number of people under the age of 40 being granted state-funded early retirement has exploded since the turn of the century, according to new official figures.
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"Persson is lying" - Carl Bildt
Politics: 21 Mar 07
Part two of a documentary on former PM Göran Persson provided further insights into the mind of the man who led Sweden for over ten years. Carl Bildt, Gudrun Schyman and Yasser Arafat all come in for criticism.
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Living in a poor area 'raises risk of heart attack'
Science & Technology: 19 Feb 07
People who live in poor areas of Sweden are much more likely to suffer from heart disease than people who live in richer areas. They are also more likely to die from the condition, according to new research.
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Same gene makes girls sad and boys happy
Science & Technology: 8 Feb 07
A gene responsible for depression in teenage girls can protect boys from symptoms, according to new research from Swedish scientists.
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Sweden pays double for depression
Society: 23 Jan 07
Depression is not just a burden for individual sufferers - it is also a weight borne by taxpayers and employers. And it is becoming ever more expensive.
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'Swedes of the Year' stood up to criminal gangs
Society: 21 Dec 06
The owners of a Gothenburg restaurant who refused to pay up when gangs tried to extort protection money have been named Swedes of the year. Masoud and Shahnaz Garakoei "acted with exceptional courage."
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Youth retirement on the rise in Sweden
Society: 4 Dec 06
Three times more young people are granted early retirement benefits today than ten years ago. Social Insurance Authority boss Curt Malmborg puts it down to depression and stress.
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Coffee and light sees Stockholmers through dark winter
Lifestyle: 21 Nov 06
It's pitch black outside in wintry Stockholm but indoors at the all-white Light Cafe, guests recline comfortably in white armchairs as they soak up a dose of artificial sunlight to fight off the winter blues.
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Swedish shopaholics get support
Society: 23 Oct 06
Ann-Britt Aldeman embezzled 1 million kronor from the pre-school where she worked to finance her shopping addiction. Now she's one of the founders of an organization to help other Swedish shopaholics.
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Shock rise in electric treatment
Science & Technology: 21 Aug 06
The use of electric shocks in psychiatric treatment has more than doubled in the last five years in Sweden.
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One in ten Swedish boys views porn daily
Society: 25 Apr 06
Ten percent of Swedish boys look at pornography every day, according to new research. Nearly all have seen it at some point, and over 4 percent say they have seen child pornography.
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Stress makes your teeth fall out ? Swedish research
Science & Technology: 8 Apr 06
Anxiety, stress, and depression can cause periodontitis, a severe gum disease that leads to tooth loss, a study at Stockholm's Karolinska Institute has shown.
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Czechs ban Swedes from adopting
Society: 2 Mar 06
Swedes are to be banned from adopting Czech children, authorities in the Czech Republic say. The temporary ban follows the death of a Czech boy who had been adopted by a couple in the Jönköping area.
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'Depressed' Hell's Angels face probe
National: 22 Feb 06
Seven out of ten Hell's Angels in Stockholm are claiming sick benefits for depression, an inquiry has shown. Now the doctor who wrote their sick notes could be struck off.
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Chubby teens less likely to commit suicide later
Science & Technology: 12 Jan 06
Men who were overweight in their late teens are less likely to commit suicide later in life than thin men, according to a study of army recruits over 30 years published in Sweden on Thursday.
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Retire early - die early
Science & Technology: 12 Oct 05
Forget golf, coffee mornings and cheap transport. A new Swedish study shows that people who retire early are twice as likely to die earlier than the rest of the population.
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Extra care for 'apathetic kids' cancelled
Science & Technology: 14 Sep 05
A number of new hospital beds for asylum seeking families with so called ‘apathetic children’ have not materialised.
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Swedes turn to e-therapy
Science & Technology: 13 Aug 05
Psychological treatment of patients by e-mail could become a cheaper alternative to face-to-face counseling, psychologists in Sweden said after conducting a pilot study.
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Reporter in child porn admission
Society: 23 Jun 05
A reporter on Swedish tabloid Aftonbladet admitted downloading child pornography onto his computer, after police arrested him at his desk. The 35-year old has been sacked by the paper.
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Dalai Lama to meet Swedish archbishop
Smörgåsbord: 12 Jun 05
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Apathetic refugee children could stay in Sweden
Society: 8 Jun 05
In what is seen as an important precedent, Sweden's Aliens Appeals Board advises the government to allow a 13 year old refugee boy suffering from acute depression to stay in the country - and gives fresh hope to hundreds of families in the same position.
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As diverse as Sweden is, there are a few societal norms that are distinctly Swedish. Understanding a handful of them will hopefully prepare you culturally before you relocate. When you're invited home to a Swede, you better be on time and take your shoes off, writes expat Lola Akinmade-Åkerström. Read more »
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