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Harnessing evolutionary transitions, machine learning, and genomics to decode pollen evolution and unravel sexual selection mechanisms shared across kingdoms
Physician and other healthcare providers constantly have to juggle the responsibilities of providing good therapeutic presence and handling the increasing economic limitations, time and administrative constraints, demands for routinized practices, and the use of novel technologies.
Has the large scale fishery in coastal areas reduced the abundance of herring in the archipelago – a baseline study of historical data
This book project explores how marketing and consumer culture transformed in the late 20th century, shaped by rising individualism, globalization, and new technologies.
The Historical Data Archive (H-DATA) is a hub of historical country-level data going as far back as the French revolution or even further and offers unparalleled depth of data and temporality, enabling researchers to answer critical questions about the past but to also understand the origins of, and find historical parallels to, present-day problems.
Intergroup conflicts are increasingly rising and their harmful effects often endure even after peace agreements have been reached. This underscores the need to identify evidence-based and effective interventions to improve intergroup relations in contexts affected or threatened by conflict.
To be a relative to someone with dementia can be very exhausting and some develop an empathy fatigue that affects both their own health and the relationship with the relative. The project is to investigate the perceived health of relatives of people with dementia.
Within this theme, our researchers are interested in health as a societal and cultural phenomenon. The research includes, amongst others, studies of the concepts and norms surrounding health, illness, and functionality, as well as how they are constructed and the influence they have on people’s lives.
The study of health inequity, or health inequalities, is concerned with how health and life expectancy differ by social characteristics, in particular by social class, education, income/wealth and migration status.
This project studies health management information systems in Somalia. We gather information on the availability of functioning systems in place, and identifiy needs for human and technical support. This will be used to implement a unified system for improved maternal and child health care.
Due to employment transitions, changes in type of residence, loss of social supports, and acclimation to a new health service system, immigrants temporarily or permanently face challenges in terms of income, professional status, and health outcomes such as anxiety, depression, HIV/AIDS, and various forms of chronic disease.
The aim of this project is to enable the practical use of methods for de-identification of clinical free text written in Swedish. The HB Deid tool will be tested on textual patient data from Region Stockholm and not only in a laboratory environment at Stockholm University.
PhD Project that is a part of the Maria Skłodowska-Curie Action project visuAAL - Privacy-Aware and Acceptable Video-Based Technologies and Services for Active and Assisted Living.
Research within Health Economics at Stockholm University stretches across many subfields and addresses questions using theoretical as well as empirical tools.
The aim of this project is to increase our understanding of the long-term health effects of hormone therapy given as part of gender-affirming care.
Research shows that one's health and illness-related identity is decisive for which health-promoting, disease-preventing and rehabilitative measures the individual performs. How people perceive themselves in the sense of I'm healthy, I'm sick etc. thus appears as an important basis for people's future health.
This research project was funded by the Swedish Research Council (2015–2017) and carried out at the universities of Uppsala, Södertörn and Stockholm, Sweden.
Pollution Load Compilations (PLC) have been an integral part of The Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission (HELCOM) assessments since 1987, focusing on annual and periodic assessments of inputs of nutrients and selected hazardous substances. PLC-8 provides assessments of nutrient and contaminant inputs to the Baltic Sea.
Alzheimer’s disease followed by dementia with Lewy bodes is the main cause of neurodegenerative dementia. The neuropathological hallmarks for these disorders are different, but still share many similarities. In our group we investigate biological mechanisms promoting/leading to neurodegenerative dementia.
