Investigating How Menstruation and Pregnancy Can Affect Parkinson's in Women
A new study is exploring the impact of hormonal changes during menstruation and pregnancy on the symptoms and treatment of Parkinson's disease in women.
Vaccine-skeptic researchers: Fear of illness is less than fear of vaccine side effects
A study led by researcher Mia-Marie Hammarlin reveals that vaccine skeptics often prioritize concerns over side effects over the fear of illness itself.
Study: Finland Shows the Way in Sexual Matters for Other Nordic Countries
A recent survey indicates that Finns are more comfortable discussing condom use than their Nordic neighbors, with significant shifts in attitudes among the youth.
A third find it difficult to keep up with the news
A Nordic study reveals that about one-third of people aged 16 to 44 in the Nordics find it challenging to stay updated with the news, with Icelanders having generally better access compared to others in the region.