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.@TerjeAEikemo of @CHAIN_NTNU and @JournalSjph
will be the second speaker of #RKC2023: he will discuss the monitoring of #HealthInequities.
📅Tune in on June 21, 2:15pm CEST
Registration & further information
➡️rki.de/rkc
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Agribusiness and the COVID-19 syndemic: The unsustainable pathways. "...it would be more appropriate to term the COVID-19 #pandemic a syndemic, as the infection interacts synergistically with pre-existing chronic conditions such as #obesity." @JournalSjph journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Higher economic-health gradient in social democratic countries
An international comparative study by David Consolazio, Simone Sarti, Marco Terraneo
@JournalSjph @ESS_Survey
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Meta-analysis of @DrMehwishNisar, Riaz Uddin, Tracy Kolbe-Alexander and @Asad_K88, published in @JournalSjph, on prevalence of #chronicillness in international immigrants. Diabetes prevalence toped of the list (9.0%). Variation by country of residence.
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The pre-conference will be chaired by the leader of the SJPH executive board, Camilla Ihlebæk.(3)
Info: folkehelsekonferansen.no/pro…
Registration: skjema.dinkonferansepartner.…
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This anniversary issue of the journal will be published and presented as part of the preconference, with contributions from Nordic researchers including those from our speakers. The issue will become available on the SJPH website two weeks before the conference.(2)
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Join the Folkehelsekonferansen, & their preconference which marks a special occasion - the 50th celebration of the Scandinavian Journal of Public Health @JournalSjph! The editor-in-chief, Prof @TerjeAEikemo, will present the special anniversary SJPH issue at the preconference.(1)
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A new study published in Scandinavian Journal of Public Health by @LehtiVenla and colleagues:
Use of benzodiazepine and related drugs in migrants and Finnish-born persons: a nationwide register-based study.
@JournalSjph
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(4/5) 3rd winner: “The Danish National Patient Register” by E. Lynge, J. Lynge Sandegaard, and M. Rebolj from @JournalSjph had more than 2,800 citations since its 2011 publication
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Congrats to the winners!
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New commentary by E Øversveen and CA Kelly argues that alienation theory provides a more textured understanding of the relationship between inequality & health, foregrounding issues of class, power and exploitation often absent in psychosocial explanations
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New #SJPH commentary by @DanieleEvelinA, @SE_Mamelund, @jesdimka et al. on indigenous peoples and pandemic. Available here:
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Replying to @KariTikkinen
Ainakin pandemian ensimmäisenä vuonna Ruotsi pärjäsi skandin. tutkimusryhmän julkaisussa naapureihinsa verrattuna todella huonosti vanhustensa suojelussa #COVID19 infektioilta @JournalSjph. Kyselytutkimuksessa yhdistettiin vastauksiin mm. sairastavuusdataa journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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New paper out in @JournalSjph with Per Trads Ørskov🤓
The Danish version of the Pittsburg Sleep Quality Questionnaire shows adequate internal consistency, test - retest reliability and convergent validity.
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#sleepquality #insomnia #fatique
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New results from the SCREENS Project are out! Great work, @OvergaardSarah!⭐️
@SDUIOB @SUND_SDU @JournalSjph @ERC_Research
In a new paper published in #SJPH based on data from 5437 Danish families, we found parents' screen use habits being strongly associated with problematic screen use among their children: doi.org/10.1177/140349482211…
@OvergaardSarah
@ak_gejl
@jespedersen92
@AndersNtved
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In a new paper published in #SJPH based on data from 5437 Danish families, we found parents' screen use habits being strongly associated with problematic screen use among their children: doi.org/10.1177/140349482211…
@OvergaardSarah
@ak_gejl
@jespedersen92
@AndersNtved
Low parental education and childhood adversities contributed to midlife sickness absence. #Helsinki
Health study. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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Our @HHS_helsinkiuni findings show: low parental education and childhood adversities were associated with both self-certified and medically-certified sickness absence in midlife doi.org/10.1177/140349482210…. @OssiRahkonen @TeaLallukka @helsinkiuni @helsinki #sicknessabsence
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I co-authored this paper, which indicates that trends in adolescent health complaints are consistent with the assumption that serious problems are actually increasing in #Sweden, and not reporting of "trivial" problems (as had been suggested).
New #SJPH article: Observed increase in adolescent #psychosomatic complaints mainly because of increase in frequent & multiple complaints → increase probably not due to more reporting of trivial complaints (unlike suggested in earlier studies): journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
The theory of alienation may provide a more textured understanding of the relationship between inequality and psycho-social health
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New paper out:
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