Nearly 30 years ago, a study of Swedish conscripts found that those who reported using cannabis more than 50 times by the age of 18 were three times more likely than others to have schizophrenia at 45.
Two recent books suggest why this happens: Anna Strhan's Aliens and Strangers, a study of a prosperous hardline evangelical church in London, and Det Gudlösa Folket (The Godless People), a study of Swedish secularism by David Thurfjell.
Brenda Bonnett, a consulting veterinary epidemiologist and a speaker at the conference, outlined the results of her study of Swedish dog-insurance data from 1995 to 2006.
A study of Swedish children who were in utero at the time of the Chernobyl accident in 1986 found that they fared worse on standardized academic tests than a control group of subjects.
One extraordinary study of Swedish workers, for instance, found that there was a strong correlation between time out of work and declining skills: workers who had been out of work for a year saw their relative ability to do something as simple as process and use printed information drop by five percentile points.
Environmental and heritable factors in the etiology of oral diseases a population-based study of Swedish twins.
A small-scale study of Swedish vocational teachers' identity formation found that many of the interviewed teachers did not maintain a current vocational identity (Fejes and Köpsén 2014).
A new study of Swedish twins reinforces earlier findings that environmental influences--including the environment in the womb--may play a greater role than genes.
Thus, this case study of Swedish tors provides additional support to the recent interpretations of relict landscapes in previously glaciated areas and is in accordance with the classical «model» of glacial selective erosion established in the Nordic and Arctic mountains.
In this case study of Swedish boreal forestry, we analyze the implementation in practical management of a sustainable forest management that includes the continued capacity of ecosystems to also provide non-timber services.
Job decision latitude, job demand, and cardiovascular disease: A prospective study of Swedish men.
