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- Lighthearted café program featuring guests, competitions and music.
- A TV-series about health, your health, featuring doctor Anders Halvarsson who answers the viewers' letters about diseases and other medical matters.
- A TV-series about coins and coin collection, about Sweden's history through its coins, banknotes and medals.
- "With one foot in eternity. Arne in the boat." - About the existential everyday artist, subsistence and natural philosopher Arne Ottoson who has chosen to isolate himself in an earthen hut in the woods of western Värmland, Sweden.
- "Hold Your Breath - Tuberculosis Is Back" - Last year, the WHO sounded the alarm about the situation in developing countries - three million die of TB annually. In Estonia, the United States and Brussels - close to the EU palace, the classic disease of poverty is reaping its victims among all the homeless and outcasts. TB is more dangerous than before - now it appears in a multi-resistant form.
- Five men with a past in the youth organization Unga Örnar have not seen each other for thirty years when they reunite to walk the jubilee march through the forest.
- "Born in a coffin" - For 60 years Sonja Malmberg worked as a undertaker in Filipstad, Värmland, Sweden. At the age of 83 she leaves the office, after also having written three books. Poems and texts from these books form the backbone of this portrait of her, in the meeting with filmmaker Staffan Winbergh. A friendship for almost 50 years.
- Gustaf Edgren (1895-1954) made his debut as a autodidact film director in 1922 with a Värmland folk play based on his own script, which was produced on his own company. From that moment on, the road was straight as nails. Edgren made 32 more feature films over the next 30 years. The first six films were made for the company Värmlandsfilm. In 1927 he joined Swedish Film Industry SF and became the company's most profitable director for two decades. He was nicknamed Värmlands-Griffith.
- How should the working situation of public employees be improved so that they can handle a full working life? Well. it is discussed with the social-democratic politician Hans Karlsson.
- What happens when you get colon cancer and is there anything you can do to avoid colon and rectal cancer? Well. because Bertil Larsson knows, who is being interviewed from the hospital bed at Östra Sjukhuset in Gothenburg.
- Despite that 9 out of 10 Swedes are positive about organ donation. So are Sweden second worst (in 2003), in Europe when it comes to donate their organs. And why this is the case is described by transplant coordinator Ann-Christine Croon.
- Why do we get dementia? That is one of the questions that is portrayed in this fifth episode of "Ask the Doctor". And we also get to follow an award-winning care team that takes care of both demented people and their relatives.
- Many heart-failure patients do not receive the treatment they need. And to understand why this can happen so are »Fråga doktorn«, visiting Skellefteå hospital, where »telemedicine« is used to make a diagnosis.
- Doctor Gunilla Hasselgren answers questions about varicose veins and glandular fever. And we get tips on how to avoid snoring and learn how to investigate dizziness.
- Doctor Gunnilla Hasselgren answers questions about patchy hair loss and chronic bronchitis. We also get to know which hospital we have the right to choose when we seek medical care and what to do when you have been treated incorrectly.
- At the hospital in Karlstad, we meet Edith Jordan, who talks about the importance of being able to express yourself without performance and demands, something she believes gives an increased sense of life.
- Carin Meijer had sleep problems for many years after her first pregnancy. And at Linköping University Hospital, Professor Eva Svanborg talks about how these patents are investigated in order to receive cognitive therapy.
- Snoring and breathing pauses during sleep (so-called sleep apnea) are more common than you think and important to take seriously. And getting a net rail changed the life of Eva-Marie Fransman in Umeå.
- What can anemia be due to and what can be done to raise the blood value? Lack of vitamin B12 and folate can also cause low blood levels, but are much more difficult to diagnose.
- A number of teachers and social workers have had to try being off work with pay in order to evaluate their work and think about development at work. The project aims to reduce the risk of burnout.
- Can you become addicted to ulcer medicine? Well. Doctor Vendela Englund answers this question. And new research findings mean that more and more women who get breast cancer are recovering.
- Intensive research has resulted in a medicine against rheumatoid arthritis, which have been tested at the Sahlgrenska hospital in Gothenburg. And one who has tried this medicine against joint rheumatism is Angela Dahlberg.
- Traditionally have patients who are doing stem-cell transplants (to defeat leukemia), been isolate, because their immune systems are knocked out by radiation. But Huddinge Hospital are now allowing their patients to be home.
- How to avoid gaining weight and how to get rid of excess pounds? Well. Researcher Charlotte Erlandson-Albertsson believes that the worst meal is hamburgers, fries and soft drinks.
- Healthy menopausal women use estrogen unnecessarily. That clams the journalist Lena Katarina Swanberg in her book »Blod, svett och tårar«. And she discuss it with professor Britt-Marie Landgren.
- Can a piercing affect our health? Well Marcus Ljungdahl, who are pierced thinks that it's time to clean out aone unserious piercers. And Irene Andersson from the swedish »Socialstyrelsen«. wants a age limit for piercing studios.
- Sven Larsson, professor of pulmonary medicine, talks about how to detect COPD and how to treat the disease. What causes hair loss and is it possible to stop the process? That is one of the questions that Gunilla Hasselgren answers