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Healthy Finland Survey: Tooth erosion threatens oral health – caries and gum diseases remain common

New information on students’ lifestyles: An increasing number of higher education students get enough exercise but spend too much time online

Instructions for preparing for incidents and crises have been compiled in the Suomi.fi online service

Half of higher education students use FSHS services – received care was found beneficial

A new nutrition study examines the eating habits and nutritional intake of young people

The psychological distress of higher education students has decreased 

Increased income difficulties among higher education students – income is scarce for one in five

THL invites 64,000 adults to participate in an extensive survey on health, welfare and service experiences

Healthy Finland Survey: Significant differences in work ability and physical functional capacity between cities

Immigrants experience discrimination in Finland, especially based on their origin and ethnicity

THL conducts extensive research on the health and wellbeing of students in higher education – 12,000 students are invited to participate

Memory disorders are more prevalent than previously estimated – in 2040, the number of people with a memory disorder will be 250,000

What kind of country Finland is for families with children? THL invites parents of children born in 2017 to participate in a survey study

Plant and fish-based diets promote health in humans and the environment – dietary changes can be supported in many ways

Healthy Finland Survey: A growing number of Finns feel that long queues and high client fees complicate access to health and social services

Healthy Finland Survey: Weight gain among Finns already causing significant problems - the time for social measures is now

Healthy Finland Survey: One in five young women have experienced discrimination in working life

Healthy Finland Survey: Concern about climate change is common, and many make sustainable choices in their everyday lives

Healthy Finland Survey: More than one half of 65–74-year-olds feel fully able to work – still only a small proportion is in paid employment

The welfare of immigrant population in Finland is good on average, but loneliness and discrimination overshadow health and wellbeing