Niklasson, Joakim Backåberg, Sofia Lindberg, Terese Bergman, Patrick Fagerström, Cecilia
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International journal of qualitative studies on health and well-being
The impact of a sedentary lifestyle on health and well-being is well recognized. However, there is limited understanding of how a lifetime of physical activity and sedentary behaviour influences an active lifestyle in older adults. The aim of this study was to describe how lived experience of physical activity and sedentary behaviour impacts daily ...
O'Sullivan, Anna
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Nursing ethics
Research shows that undocumented migrants have difficulties in accessing healthcare. Act 2013:407 came into force in 2013 and entitled undocumented migrants to healthcare that cannot be deferred. To date, studies about undocumented migrants' access to care in Sweden and the impact of Act 2013:407 are sparse. Hence, the aim of this study was to desc...
andersson, rabé cronhjort, mikael chilo, josé
The demand for remote rehabilitation is increasing, opening up convenient and effective home-based therapy for the sick and elderly. In this study, we use AnyBody simulations to analyze muscle activity and determine key parameters for designing a rehabilitation exoskeleton, as well as selecting the appropriate motor torque to assist patients during...
Johnson, Björn Andersson, Lisa Jacobsson, Helene Khoshnood, Ardavan M
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Harm reduction journal
Understanding the heterogeneity of opioid overdose fatalities is critical to developing effective preventive interventions. This study examines patterns of care contacts among people who subsequently died from opioid overdose. The aim was to identify distinct groups of deceased individuals, based on their contacts with different care agencies in th...
Rahman, Farah Naz Iwuagwu, Anthony Obinna Ngwu, Christopher Ndubuisi Kalu, Michael Ebe Kasherwa, Amani Chowdhury, Mohammad Rocky Khan Kader, Manzur
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Frontiers in Public Health
Background During the COVID-19 pandemic, persons with disabilities (PWDs) have faced additional disadvantages that have exacerbated their physical and mental health challenges. In Nigeria, where cultural, religious, and informational barriers persist, understanding these factors is critical for improving health interventions, including vaccine upta...
Smail, Shukur Wasman Hirmiz, Sarah Mousa Ahmed, Akhter Ahmed Albarzinji, Niaz Awla, Harem Khdir Amin, Kawa Janson, Christer
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Frontiers in Medicine
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Gredebäck, Gustaf Lindskog, Marcus Hall, Jonathan
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Quarterly journal of experimental psychology (2006)
This study assesses the development of proactive control strategies in 100 Syrian refugee families (394 individuals) with 6- to 18-year-old children currently living in Turkish communities. The results demonstrate that children's age and their mothers' post-traumatic stress symptoms were associated with the degree of proactive control in their chil...
Saucy, Apolline Coloma, Fabián Olmos, Sergio Åström, Christofer Blay, Natalia Boer, Jolanda M A Dadvand, Payam de Bont, Jeroen de Cid, Rafael de Hoogh, Kees
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Environmental science & technology
Socioeconomic inequalities in the exposome have been found to be complex and highly context-specific, but studies have not been conducted in large population-wide cohorts from multiple countries. This study aims to examine the external exposome, encompassing individual and environmental factors influencing health over the life course, and to perfor...
Dahlberg, Lena von Saenger, Isabelle Naseer, Mahwish Lennartsson, Carin Agahi, Neda
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Frontiers in Public Health
Introduction Loneliness and social isolation are public health concerns. This study aimed to examine levels and trends in loneliness and social isolation among older adults (77+ years) in Sweden, assess subgroup variations, and determine associations between loneliness and social isolation. Methods The 1992, 2002, 2004, 2011, 2014 and 2021 waves of...
manniche, vibeke schmeling, max gilthorpe, jonathan d. hansen, peter riis
Background and Objective: An unexpected batch-dependent safety signal for the BNT162b2 mRNA COVID-19 vaccine was recently identified in a nationwide study from Denmark, but the generalizability of this finding is unknown. Therefore, we compared batch-dependent rates of suspected adverse events (SAEs) reported to national authorities in Denmark and ...