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How young people can keep their teeth healthy – despite living in poverty

The ability to acquire and use health information, parental support, and encouragement from friends and community groups all contribute to good oral health among young adults from disadvantaged backgrounds, according to a new thesis from Malmö University.

Research in focus: Peace, democracy and human rights

How can we build sustainable societies where peace, democracy and human rights are not just ideals, but a lived reality? At Malmö University, research examines power structures, amplifies marginalised voices, and explores new ways to foster participation...

Diversity database

At Malmö Institute for Migration Studies (MIM), we are developing a recurring national survey that opens up new ways of looking at diversity, inclusion and exclusion in Sweden. This platform brings together research, articles and students’ visual...

‘We focus too much on who commits crimes and too little on why’

STAFF PORTRAIT. He grew up in Brynäs, then one of Gävle’s most socially disadvantaged neighbourhoods, and went on to become one of the world’s most internationally recognised criminologists. After 45 years of research, Professor Per-Olof Wikström continue...

Urban Business and Development

The coherent academic environment Urban Business and Development (UBD) at the Department of Urban Studies aims to contribute to sustainable urban development through research and education in collaboration with actors from the public and private sector an...

The Violent Labor Market: Confrontations Between Striking Workers and Strike-Breakers in Sweden 1880-1939

Sex and porn addiction – medicalisation and treatment of sexual issues

Biofilms Research Centre for Biointerfaces

Biofilms Research Centre for Biointerfaces is a multidisciplinary research centre at the interface between life and material sciences. Our vision is to shape novel solutions for improved health through excellent science in close partnership with industry.

Migration seminar: Paradoxes of protection

Young people with jaw pain want more support during digital treatment

Digital self-care for jaw pain is proving to be demanding for young people and difficult to implement. Future treatment programmes therefore need to be further developed to better meet young people’s circumstances and needs, according to new research from...