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This chapter explore contraceptive use of fertility awareness apps through the lenses of critical digital health and reproductive justice. Through political narrative analysis I trace three different ways which the personal contraceptive story connects to norms and dominant discourses on reproduction. I show how the apps reshape reproductive experiences by narratives of: 1) the digitised self as a

Syftet med studien är att undersöka möjligheter för svenska lantbrukare att hantera risker som påverkar gårdens ekonomiska resultat. Frågeställningen avser att spegla hur spannmålsodlaren utifrån risk- och produktionspreferens kan hantera riskfaktorer för att maximera sin nytta gällande ekonomisk avkastning. Dessa riskfaktorer kan delas in i två huvudgrupper: produktionsrisker och marknadsrisker,

Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies Scheelevägen 15 D, Room 2065 www.ace.lu.se FOCUS ASIA 25-26 NOVEMBER 2004 Place: Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies, Lund University “The Impact of Taiwan Straits Tension on Taiwan’s Civil-Military Relations” Professor Gaye Christoffersen Naval Post-Graduate School, Monterey "The Chinese Internet: Between User Plurality and State Control" Dr.

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2016-10-13 Nigel Roulet CGB-SEMINAR 2016-10-13 Permafrost thaw in subarctic peatlands in the discontinuous permafrost zone: a significant positive feedback to climate change? Image source: https://www.mcgill.ca/science/events/mini/webcasts 15.00 13 October in Pangea Prof. Nigel Roulet is an ecohydrologist and catchment biogeochemist who has made substantial contribution to today’s knowledge on the

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Researcher Contact details Email: saman [dot] shahnazi_mansouri [dot] 5134 [at] tvrl [dot] lth [dot] se Organisation Division of Water Resources Engineering Service point: 3 Webpage Saman Shahnazi Mansouris profile in Lund University research portal Other affiliations Postdoctoral fellow Centre for Advanced Middle Eastern Studies (CMES) Saman Shahnazi Mansouri is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow aff

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LL_SMMS22_170125_eng Reading list for Destination Development and Marketing (SMMS22), 15 credits The reading list was approved by the Board of the Department of Service Management and Service Studies 25 January 2017. The reading list is valid from 1 February 2017. Baum, Tom, & Hagen, Laura (1999). Responses to Seasonality: the Experience of Peripheral Destinations. International Journal of Tourism

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Scientific articles identified in the Google Scholar database on September 3, 2018, applying the following categories in the search (see Table 5.3): "land use" OR "land cover" OR "forest") AND ("biophysical effect" OR "biophysical impact") AND ("temperature" OR "precipitation") -paleo -glacial -quaternary -Devon -Holocene –Pleistocene (in alphabetical order) Agovino, M., et al. (2018). "Agricultur

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Background: The multifactorial nature of chronic pain should be reflected in pain assessment. The aim of this observational study comparing samples from three generations assessed at different times was to present differences in pain, stress and mental well-being. Methods: Pain sites, widespread pain, stress (Perceived Stress Scale-4) and mental well-being (30-item General Health Questionnaire) we

While the need for a transformation to tackle climate change is no longer contested, competing visions about the future have taken the front seat in political debates. Previous research on stakeholders in the European Parliament and the GermanBundestag identified opposing views relating to green growth, degrowth and post growth. In relation to trade unions, these have recently been discussed conce

INTRODUCTION: An increasing number of sub-Saharan African countries are implementing national health insurance schemes (NHISs) to support the aspiration of universal health coverage (UHC). A growing body of literature recognises the private sector role in improving NHIS equity in service access, public provider complementarity and overall member satisfaction. Zambia has implemented the NHIS since

Background: International migration has been on the rise over the past few decades and is expected to remain high. Young people make up a significant proportion of those migrating. It has long been known that young people are at greater risk of sexual violence and there is growing evidence that migrants too, are particularly vulnerable. There is a lack of evidence on young migrants’ vulnerability

Whatever their size and the ecosystem they live in, all organisms may disperse at some stage of their life cycle. Dispersal dynamics are to a varying extent dependent on organismal size, life history, ecological niche, survival capacities and phylogeny. Moves towards a synthesis in dispersal ecology have focused primarily on vertebrates and higher plants, yet recent studies suggest that the disper

Bakgrund: Barn och unga under 18 år rekommenderas att vara fysiskt aktiva minst 60 min dagligen. År 2014 uppgav Världshälsoorganisationen (WHO) att 81% av unga, globalt sett i världen inte når upp till rekommendationerna. Barn spenderar större del av dagen på stillasittande aktiviteter och det är i övergången från barn till ungdom som minskningen av fysisk aktivitet är som störst. Syfte/frågeställ

Big Data for a Small Planet Workshop between University of Maryland (UMD) and Lund University (LU) Preliminary program Monday Feb 27, 2017 Time Title 09:00 Opening, practicalities 09:15 Introduction to the aims of the workshop Lars Eklundh, LU, Peter Potapov, UMD 09:30 UMD Global Land Analysis and Discovery Lab: overview of research projects Peter Potapov, UMD 10:00 Discussion/questions 10:15 Fika

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STUDY OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to investigate ethnic differences in self reported health in the city of Malm, Sweden, and whether these differences could be explained by psychosocial and economic conditions.DESIGN/SETTING/PARTICIPANTS: The public health survey in Malm 1994 was a cross sectional study. A total of 5600 people aged 20-80 years completed a postal questionnaire. The partici

Patients often worry considerably about biomedically mild and self-limiting conditions. A previous study on non-selected primary care patients showed that this could be partly explained by frequent associations with cases of serious illness in their family histories. This study further investigated these phenomena in middle aged men with a recent diagnosis of hypercholesterolaemia. Sixty-three out

Background. Nurse managers act under constant pressure to develop strategies in response to professional challenges within a changing and restructured health care system. When such environmental stress is present, they need access to sufficient psychosocial recourses. Aim. The study aimed to investigate whether nurse managers' professional networks, psychosocial work conditions, job support, soci

Background: Over the last 20 years stress at work has been found to be predictive of several conditions such as coronary heart disease, high blood pressure and non- specific sick leave. The Karasek demand/ control/ strain concept has been the most widely used in prospective epidemiological studies. Objectives: To describe distribution in Karasek's demand/ control ( DC) dimensions as well as preval

Background: Population-based prevalence studies suggest that psychosis is a continuum distributed in the general population. Aim: To assess the prevalence of delusional ideation in young healthy individuals in a low-income country setting (Uganda) and to investigate possible relevant background factors. Method: Interviews were conducted in a district capital and in three rural villages, using the

Globalization pressures have today inflicted significant changes in the way industrial enterprises are organized and how products are developed, manufactured and brought to market. A common denominator in many of these enterprises is the utilization of an organizational structure based on networks composed of divisions and supplier companies dispersed all over the world. ln these global enterprise