“…AIMS: To investigate if aspects of performance- and togetherness-related participation influence on mortality among very old single living people in Sweden. METHODS: ENABLE-AGE Survey Study data involving single-living participants in Sweden (N = 314, aged 81–91 years), followed over 10 years were used. …”
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“…Our study investigates the employment rates of those aged 65–75 years of age by educational level, health status and sex in Canada (CAN), Denmark (DK), Sweden (SE) and the United Kingdom (UK). Secondly, we aim to relate findings on employment rates to prevailing policies in the different countries, to increase the understanding on how to further extend working lives. …”
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“…Cement fixation was used predominantly in Sweden and cementless in the United States and Australia. …”
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“…We evaluated the population health implications of changing to more sustainable diets in the UK, France, Finland, Italy and Sweden. SUBJECTS/METHODS: We developed a life table model to simulate mortality and morbidity from diet-related diseases over the lifetime of the current population. …”
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“…Medical treatment of idiopathic peritonitis is often successful and in Sweden most cases appear to respond well to treatment with penicillin as the sole antimicrobial.…”
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“…This article explores the conditions and regulations determining access to state-organized accommodation facilities for non-removed rejected asylum seekers in Austria, the Netherlands, and Sweden and the way in which these conditions are implemented. …”
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“…MATERIAL AND METHODS: A population‐based study was performed using data from the Swedish Medical Birth Register from 1998 to 2013. Sweden was chosen as a model because of its validated, routinely collected data and availability of individual social data. …”
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“…Our estimates imply that costs in Sweden will have doubled by 2030 and increased more than 4-fold by 2050 if present trends continue and infection control practices remain unchanged. …”
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“…Using population-based registers, we study 1,194,296 women who gave birth in Sweden between 1991 and 2012. Using logistic regression, we estimated odds ratios to assess the effect of duration of residence on the association between smoking during pregnancy and women's origin (classified according to inequality-adjusted Human Development Index (iHDI) of the country of birth). …”
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“…OBJECTIVE: To report the yearly incidence rate and prevalence of neuromyelitis spectrum disorder (NMOSD) in Sweden and to investigate clinical characteristics, treatment, and outcome. …”
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“…OBJECTIVES: To conduct a health economic evaluation of a proposed investment in urban bicycle infrastructure in Stockholm County, Sweden. DESIGN: A cost-effectiveness analysis is undertaken from a healthcare perspective. …”
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“…DESIGN, SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTS: This nationwide cohort study included data from 6 national longitudinal population-based registries in Sweden. All nulliparous women and girls who gave birth in Sweden between January 1, 2007, and December 31, 2014, were included. …”
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“…This study assessed the association of temperature extremes with perinatal mortality (stillbirths and deaths in the first week of life), among two ethnic groups in pre-industrial northern Sweden. METHODS: We used population data of indigenous Sami and non-Sami in selected parishes of northern Sweden, 1800–1895, and monthly temperature data. …”
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“…Seropositivity proportion was 48.5% for Sweden and 41.2% for Norway, but only 1.6% for Iceland and 2.5% for Finland. …”
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“…In 2009, the prevalence of registered cITP was 10 · 0/100,000 (95%CI:9 · 1–11 · 0) adult persons in Denmark and 10 · 7/100,000 (95% CI: 9 · 9–11 · 4) adults in Sweden. During 2009–2016, the incidence rates of cITP per 100,000 person-years were 2 · 8 (95%CI: 2 · 6–3 · 0), 1 · 8 (95%CI: 1 · 7–1 · 9) and 2 · 1 (95%CI: 1 · 9–2 · 2) in Denmark, Sweden and Norway, respectively. …”
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“…Human infections with Brucella melitensis are occasionally reported in Sweden, despite the fact that the national flocks of sheep and goats are officially free from brucellosis. …”
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“…From this perspective of ageing and social change, the paper deals with shifts in late work and retirement patterns and later-life outcomes under changing institutional conditions, focusing on gendered risks for economic exclusion and later life precarity in Sweden. Swedish registry data comprising individual work and health histories as well as employer, regional and neighborhood information on the total population 50+ ever living in Sweden 1990-2015 is used in a cohort sequential perspective. …”
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