Sweden News News Sweden » Health: Sweden’s 30-Year Health Mega-Cohort Opens a Molecular Window on Disease
Sweden's SIMPLER infrastructure has followed more than 100,000 people for over three decades and is now combining that longitudinal data with genomics, proteomics, metabolomics and microbiome ...
News Sweden » Health: Sweden's Health Minister Collapses on Live TV During Her First Day
Elisabet Lann was named Sweden's new appointed Minister for Health on Tuesday, Sept. 9 During a press conference later that same day, she fainted on stage while speaking alongside Swedish Prime ...
News Sweden » Health: Sweden consistently outperforms Canada on universal health care despite similar spending: new study
Sweden and Canada operate publicly financed universal health-care systems, but access to care in the Nordic country is “markedly better,” according to a new report from the Fraser Institute. In 2024, ...
News Sweden » Health: Sweden and Canada spend similar amounts on universal health care, but Sweden consistently outperforms Canada
VANCOUVER, BC, Sept. 17, 2026 /CNW/ -- Canada and Sweden both spend similar amounts on their respective universal health-care systems, but Sweden's system consistently outperforms Canada's on key ...
News Sweden » Health: Et Tu, Sweden? More Needed to Support LGBTQ+ Mental Health
LISBON, PORTUGAL — Almost half of surveyed LGBTQ+ people born in Sweden have experienced perceived discrimination and more than a third have mental health symptoms, according to data presented here at ...
News Sweden » Health: Swedish aid: A focus on maternal health
Sexual and reproductive health and rights form a major portion of Sweden's health aid. Devex explores Swedish aid data to learn more about its maternal health funding priorities. Though significant ...
News Sweden » Health: Sweden's health agency says open schools did not spur pandemic spread among children
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's decision to keep schools open during the pandemic resulted in no higher rate of infection among its schoolchildren than in neighbouring Finland, where schools did ...