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A year ago, it was revealed that the doctor wrongly declared 78 children healthy from heart defects during his time in Region Jönköping. This led to several children being forced into operations.
A year ago, it was revealed that the doctor wrongly declared 78 children healthy from heart defects during his time as an employee within Region Jönköping.
Several of the children were forced to have operations after the discovery and the Health and Care Inspectorate criticized Ryhov County Hospital.
The doctor was employed in 2014 at the children's clinic in Jönköping and worked there until 2021. From there he moved on to the Children's Heart Center in Skåne, before his incorrect diagnoses were discovered. The doctor resigned from Region Skåne and quit this summer.
Now the doctor himself has requested that his ID be revoked. In the request, he writes that the decision has been made voluntarily and without pressure from any other party.
The Swedish Food Agency, the Public Health Agency and Swedish Water recommend boiling all drinking water to kill bacteria, viruses and parasites. Boiled water should be used for drinking, cooking and hygiene, while unboiled water can be used for certain purposes such as dishes and washing. Escherichia coli is a bacterium found in the intestine and can cause stomach illness with diarrhea and fever, but normally no antibiotic treatment is required and fluid replacement may be needed.
An alarm about E.coli bacteria in the drinking water in Östersund has led to boiling recommendations and emptying store shelves of water, similar to the situation 16 years ago with the Cryptosporidium outbreak. Ica Maxi's administrative manager Andreas Söderström says that the storages are not sized for an entire city to get rid of drinking water, which makes it difficult to meet demand in the short term.
Instructions for safe handling of drinking water when boiling is recommended, as well as a factual description of the bacterium Escherichia coli, its ways of spreading and symptoms of infection.
A new study from Umeå University shows that finances or place of residence are not the biggest obstacles to vaccination among risk groups. Only 20 percent of young people under 65 in the risk group get vaccinated, which is probably because they do not realize their risk.
A new study from Umeå University shows that the biggest obstacles to vaccination among risk groups in northern Sweden are not finances or distance to vaccination reception, but that many young people with illnesses do not perceive their increased risk of severe influenza or covid-19. Only 20 percent of young risk groups got vaccinated.
A case of measles was discovered at the beginning of the week at a school with around 300 students in Jämtland. Infection tracking has begun and staff and guardians have been informed. The incubation period is estimated to end during week 38. Earlier during the Urkult festival in Sollefteå, several people were infected with measles.