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The most common diagnoses in primary care, and changes over time, in the total population of Stockholm, Sweden

Objective: Primary care is the base in many health care systems, and to identify the most registered diagnoses in primary care is a way to identify the overall health care use and needs in society. We estimated the rates of the 30 most common diagnoses in primary health care and their male to female ratio. Research design and methods: This was a study including inhabitants 18 years and older out o

Dopamine and cortical neurons with different Parkinsonian mutations show variation in lysosomal and mitochondrial dysfunction

Mutations causing Parkinson’s disease (PD) give diverse pathological phenotypes whose cellular correlates remain to be determined. Those with PRKN mutations have significantly earlier selective vulnerability of dopamine neurons, those with SNCA mutations have increased alpha-synuclein deposition, while those with LRRK2 mutations have additional deposition of tau. Yet all three mutation types are i

Using a hybrid modelling approach for high time-resolution prediction of influent orthophosphate load in a water resource recovery facility

Water resource recovery facilities face challenges with increasingly stringent effluent demands, complexity and demand for capacity increasing investments. Emerging technologies such as digital twins could alleviate these problems but require high frequency influent data. This work presents a method for utilising measurements in the primary clarifier effluent with a model of the processes between

Romantic tuba concertos

Concertos for bass tuba from the mid-nineteenth century, recorded between January - July 2025 using a copy of a Moritz-Wieprecht bass tuba, the original tuba patented in Berlin in 1835.

The relationship between musical development and social inclusion in small-group instrumental teaching

Sweden’s art and music schools (SAMS), established in the 1940s, provideaffordable extra-curricular instrumental and singing teaching for everychild, regardless of their family’s financial situation. Tuition is heavilysubsidised, with families contributing only some 7% of the cost. WhileSAMS traditionally offer one-to-one instruction, a recent governmentalreport (2016) advocates for group teaching

On affordance-based, autoethnographic music research

Recent years has seen increasing interest in the concept of affordances in music performance research. Hereby, the agency of musical instruments is understood as defined by the perceived opportunities for action emerging through the sensorimotor relationship (i.e. the continuous interaction between musician and instrument). As such, it is an analytical perspective that highlights material and embo

The Fixed Establishment Concept in EU VAT Law: A Doctrinal Analysis of the STA’s Interpretation in Light of CJEU Jurisprudence

Denna uppsats analyserar de rättsliga kriterier som avgör huruvida ett företag anses ha ett fast etableringsställe (FE) i mervärdesskatterättslig mening enligt EU-rätten, med särskilt fokus på bestämmelserna om beskattningsland vid tillhandahållande av tjänster. Begreppet FE är inte fullt ut definierat i mervärdesskattedirektivet, men har preciserats genom artikel 11 i tillämpningsförordningen ochThis thesis analyses the legal criteria that determine whether a company has a fixed establishment for VAT purposes under EU law, with particular focus on the place of supply of services. The concept of a FE is not fully defined in the VAT Directive but is clarified through Article 11 of the Implementing Regulation and further developed in the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union

Tidig hållfasthet hos miljöförbättrad betong

Betong används över hela världen men tillverkningen ger stora koldioxidutsläpp. I detta arbete undersöktes hur tillsats av slagg, en biprodukt från metallproduktion, påverkade betongens tidiga hållfasthet och kunde ge nya möjligheter att bygga mer hållbart. Betong är världens mest använda byggmaterial tack vare sin hållbarhet, formbarhet och motståndskraft mot fukt, mögel och brand. Men produktionConcrete is the most widely used construction material worldwide, with an annual global consumption of approximately 30 billion tons and 14–15 million tons in Sweden in 2022. Its popularity stems from its durability, robustness, formability, and resistance to moisture, mold,fire, and sound. However, concrete production has a significant environmental impact, largely due to cement manufacturing, wh

Interchangeability of patient pain, fatigue and global scores in patients with spondyloarthritis - a registry-based simulation study

Background: To investigate a patient-level single imputation approach for patient reported outcomes (PROs) that express similar contents or associated PROs, where a PRO whose value is missing at a particular timepoint is substituted by another PRO whose value is available at the same timepoint. Methods: We performed a simulation study on registry-based spondyloarthritis data to explore the potenti

Defining ‘abated’ fossil fuel and industrial process emissions

There is scientific consensus that limiting warming in line with the Paris Agreement goals requires reaching net zero CO2 emissions by mid-century and net negative emissions thereafter. Because of the entrenchment of current fossil fuel energy and feedstock demand estimated in almost all global modelled scenarios, 'abated' fossil fuel and industrial process and product use (IPPU) CO2 emissions, us

Long-term exposure to air pollution and road traffic noise in relation to dispensed antidepressant medications : A Swedish cohort study

Background: The impact of air pollution and road traffic noise on depression remains inconclusive. This study examined long-term residential exposure to air pollutants and road traffic noise in relation to dispensed antidepressant medications. Methods: A cohort study was conducted using the Swedish Malmö Diet and Cancer Study, with the outcome defined as a first dispensed antidepressant (ATC: N06A

Quantifying waste of fresh fruit and vegetables in European food supply chains

Food waste represents major environmental, social, and economic challenges worldwide, with fresh fruit and vegetables accounting for a substantial share. This study quantifies post-harvest waste for five products, i.e. avocados, bananas, cucumbers, eggplants, and peppers, across 31 European countries (European Union member states plus Norway, Iceland, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom) and exami

Music and Trauma. On the Relationship Between Music and Cultural Remembrance

This paper address the role of music in relation to whathere is defined as cultural trauma. The text takes its starting point in Jeremy Eichler’s (2023) project on the music of remembrance, in which he shows how music bears witness to history and carries the memory of the past, using the cases of composers that lived through the 2nd WW and the Holocaust, the paper establishes acase of how music ma

Förord : PLANs forsknings- och tillämpningskonferens 2025

Logistikföreningen PLAN arrangerar tillsammans med Lunds Tekniska Högskola (LTH) den tjugofjärde forsknings- och tillämpningskonferensen den 22–23 oktober 2025.Årets konferens hålls i M-huset på LTH i Lund – en plats där forskning, utbildning och innovation möts i en miljö präglad av samverkan mellan akademi, näringsliv och offentlig sektor. LTH är en plats för nyfikenhet, upptäckter och utvecklin

Insulin levels at 18–20 gestational weeks in pregnant women with obesity are associated with newborn abdominal fat deposition and DNA methylation in cord blood

We assessed if fasting plasma insulin levels in pregnant women with obesity are associated with newborns’ abdominal fat deposition (dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry) and with cord blood DNA methylation (450k array) in 232 mother–child pairs from the Treatment of Obese Pregnant women (TOP) study. Fasting maternal insulin at 18-20gw was associated with abdominal/total fat mass ratio in newborns inde

The ‘autoimmunome’ of centenarians

Objective: To identify signature proteins potentially linked to resistance to autoimmunity in the blood of centenarians. Methods: We conducted in silico data mining of previously published proteomic results using the Search Tool for the Retrieval of Interacting Genes/Proteins (STRING) and PHENOPEDIA databases. Results: Sixteen autoimmune disease-related proteins were identified within the proteomi

Reducing emissions and metallic content of brake wear particles using alumina-coated brake discs

Brake particle emissions present significant risks to human health, particularly when they contain metallic fine particles, which can induce oxidative stress, disrupt cellular structures, and cause genetic damage. In this study, an alumina coating was deposited on cast iron discs and a non-asbestos organic (NAO) pad and a low-metallic (LM) pad (as reference) were used as counterparts of the brake

Oat bran fiber protects against radiation-induced disruption of gut barrier dynamics and mucosal damage

Dietary fibers are recognized for their health benefits, yet cancer patients undergoing pelvic radiotherapy are often advised to reduce fiber intake. This may negatively impact their bowel health. To evaluate the effects of dietary fibers on bowel health post-irradiation, male C57BL/6 mice were fed diets containing either 0 or 15% fiber with varying proportions of readily fermentable bioprocessed

Diagnostic status moderates the association between verbal memory and left hippocampal volume in older adults with generalised anxiety disorder and healthy controls

Introduction: Generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) in older adults involves excessive worry and cognitive challenges. Verbal memory impairments is associated to hippocampal dysfunction, with cortisol and brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) being important in hippocampal integrity. Research on hippocampal volume and verbal memory in older adults with GAD is limited, with mixed findings. This stu

Understanding policy commitments for universal health coverage : a framework for analysis

Background: Countries around the world have committed to universal health coverage (UHC), a global vision that affirms the right for all people to access essential healthcare, when and where they need it and regardless of their ability to pay. UHC, as a political commitment, developed as part of the Sustainable Development Agenda in 2015 and, more recently, at the United Nations High-Level meeting