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2022-08-18ContentsMeasures of body composition. Anthropometric measurements were taken by a trained nurse. Bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA 103, RLJ system) was used for measuring the resistance and reactance. Measured values of these two variables were used together with the participant's sex, age, height and weight in regression analysis and formulas to calculate the other variables (i.e. t

https://www.malmo-kohorter.lu.se/malmo-kost-cancer-mkc/datainsamling-mkc/mdc-bodycomp - 2026-01-11

2017-03-09ContentsFamily disease heredity according to question 65 (version 1), questions 124 to 133 (version 2) or questions 86 to 95 (version 3) in the questionnaire. The accounted diseases are: cancer, heart infarction, stroke and diabetes (only version 1).Lines: 119 649 records of 28 459 individualsVariables: 11MiscellaneousVersions 2 and 3 of the questionnaire did not contain questions about

https://www.malmo-kohorter.lu.se/malmo-kost-cancer-mkc/datainsamling-mkc/mdc-family-disease-heredity - 2026-01-11

2017-04-18ContentsIntake of prescribed and non-prescribed drugs (with brand, atc code, dose, disease and starting year). The data file contains one drug per line, an individual may have multiple lines.Lines: 76 946 records of 20 508 individualsVariables: 19SourcesData have been derived from two sources: 1) the questionnaire (questions 62 and 63 [version 1], 121 and 122 [version 2], and 83 and 84 [

https://www.malmo-kohorter.lu.se/malmo-kost-cancer-mkc/datainsamling-mkc/mdc-pharmacological-agents-drug-based - 2026-01-11

2017-04-18ContentsIntake of prescribed and non-prescribed drugs with a separate 0/1-variable for each atc code. The data file contains one data line per individualLines: 20 508Variables: 573SourcesData have been derived from two sources: the questionnaire (questions 62 and 63 [version 1], 121 and 122 [version 2], and 83 and 84 [version 3]the diary (7-day menu book), both filled in by the participa

https://www.malmo-kohorter.lu.se/malmo-kost-cancer-mkc/datainsamling-mkc/mdc-pharmacological-agents-individual-based - 2026-01-11

2015-11-26ContentsPhysical activity during leisure according to question 37 (version 1), question 75 (version 2) or question 32 (version 3) in the questionnaire. Number of minutes per week per season per activity (including to and from work), one type of activity per line.Lines: 107 189  records of 27 749 individualsVariables: 8SourceData have been derived from the Malmö Diet and Cancer Study ques

https://www.malmo-kohorter.lu.se/malmo-kost-cancer-mkc/datainsamling-mkc/mdc-physical-activity - 2026-01-11

2017-04-20ContentsDietary data on basic food groups (raw ingredients) and cooked foods (dishes), plus energy and nutrients from intake of food and supplements. Data are available in five files.Lines & variablesMDC Food – Basic foods(orig. name: g1_aggr.sav)  # lines 28 234# variables 126MDC Food – Cooked dishes(orig. name: g2_aggr.sav)    # lines 28 234# variables 64MDC Energy and nutrients(orig.

https://www.malmo-kohorter.lu.se/malmo-kost-cancer-mkc/datainsamling-mkc/mdc-food-and-nutrients - 2026-01-11

2023-11-30ContentsCell  ounter (Sysmex  K-1000) values. Cell counting was performed with a Sysmex K-1000, with related computer part DA 1000, Toa Medical Electronics, Japan, purchased in 1991. Data were generated from four main qualifiers (type of sample), all individuals have results from whole blood (QUAL=0). A marker (minus sign, "-") in front of all abnormal values (outside the reference range

https://www.malmo-kohorter.lu.se/malmo-kost-cancer-mkc/datainsamling-mkc/mdc-cellcounter - 2026-01-11

If you have a complaint concerning your first or second cycle education you can follow the procedure described on this page. The procedure is drawn up by the Faculty of Social Sciences and the Social Sciences Students's Union. Check the list of students' rights and course syllabusBefore you proceed with a complaint, you should find out what rules apply in various situations. Students’ rights and o

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Faculty of Social Sciences Contact the Lund University General Study Guidance Service for general questions about studying at the University. You can also contact an Academic Advisor connected to a specific programme or course if you need to plan and discuss your choise of education. General Study Guidance ServiceThe Study Guidance Service offers guidance and information when you are in the proces

https://www.sam.lu.se/en/education/our-programmes-and-courses/study-and-career-guidance - 2026-01-11

Faculty of Social Sciences Taking the first step into the world of work after graduation can be a challenge. On this page we have collected career tips. The Career Portal The Faculty of Social Sciences offers a career portal for you as a a student in social science. In the portal, you will find career support in the form of tips, exercises, and videos that give you a better understanding of how yo

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Graduation Ceremony 2022 We are very happy that so many students want to attend the Faculty of Social Sciences' Graduation Ceremony 2022. However, due to the limited number of seats in Aulan/Universitetshuset we can only guarantee 1 guest per student. Therefore, please indicate below how many guests you are planning to bring so that we can accommodate the wishes of as many students as possible. St

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How to book a group roomLogin to TimeEdit with your student LU account. In the drop down-menu Aktivitet, choose Studentbokning. Leave the Student-box empty.Booking rulesA session is a minimum of 30 minutes and a maximum of two hours.You can book a group study room two weeks in advance.Each student can make 6 bookings during a period of two weeks.You may not book group rooms for individual use.If y

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Campus Paradis’ opening hours during the Christmas and New Year holidays.  For employeesEmployees have access to their workplace 24 hours a day. For studentsStudents have access to the main entrance in the buildings listed below. It is also specified whether an LU cards are required or not.Eden20 December – 1 January: Closed2 January, 07:30-18:00. LU-card is required3 January – 4 January, 07:30-17

https://www.sam.lu.se/en/contact/opening-hours-during-winter-holidays - 2026-01-11

Here, you can find courses that are open for incoming exchange students at the Faculty of Social Sciences. Semesters and periodsThe official academic year at Lund University is divided into two semesters (autumn and spring), each lasting 20 weeks.Autumn semester 2025Semester dates: 1 September 2025 – 18 January 2026Study period 1: 1 September – 31 OctoberStudy period 2: 3 November – 18 JanuarySpri

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Apply for your degree certificateYou can apply for your degree certificate when you have completed your studies at Lund University.The degree certificate is issued upon your request by the Degree Office once your studies are completed. The degree certificate is a digital document written in both Swedish and English. It shows the title of your degree (e.g. Bachelor of Science) and your major field

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Find the education for you! The Faculty of Social Sciences offers programmes and courses in a wide range of subjects, from undergraduate to postgraduate level. Bachelor's degree studies Master's degree studies Bachelor's and Master's courses Doctoral studies New master's programme with focus on innovation and societal change The faculty is introducing a new 1 year master's programme focusing on in

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Understand, explain and improve our world and the human condition Most of the challenges of our time have been created by humans. To solve them, we need knowledge of both human behaviour and social and political institutions. Social science researchers strive to make sense of the world, create opportunities for change, and, ideally, prevent problems from arising in the first place. Governance and

https://www.sam.lu.se/en/research - 2026-01-11

How countries are governed and how they interact with each other is a large and broad research field at the Faculty of Social Sciences. The research field includes research on different political regimes, from democracies to authoritarian states. We study Swedish politics at local and national level, as well as politics in other parts of the world, such as the Middle East, South Asia and the forme

https://www.sam.lu.se/en/research/governance-and-politics - 2026-01-11

What does a welfare society look like, and what is needed for us to feel well? At the Faculty of Social Sciences, we study what affects people's well-being - from cradle to grave. Our research is for example focused on the relationship between children and the key adults in their lives; from when they first bond with their parents and later with pre-school staff, to when they become teenagers and

https://www.sam.lu.se/en/research/welfare-and-well-being - 2026-01-11

How does digitalisation affect the individual and the world? In the long-term and short-term? And what are the consequences for those who are excluded from digital development? Digitalisation is affecting society at all levels. In a decade, more or less all functions of society have moved online - finance, travel, healthcare, education, work and more. Social media have replaced the town squares of

https://www.sam.lu.se/en/research/digital-society - 2026-01-11