Publications by authors named "A Sandstrom"
Our study explores governing of European eel in Sweden. The paper aims to analyze and tentatively explain the degree of policy coherence between different political levels and discuss implications for management. The study focuses on the Advocacy Coalition Framework and a qualitative methodology.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFFurther analyses of appraisals of losing control and other OCD-related cognitions: A quasi-experimental investigation.
J Behav Ther Exp Psychiatry
March 2025
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- The study investigates how beliefs about losing control relate to other dysfunctional beliefs in individuals with varying levels of OCD symptoms.
- A total of 137 participants were assessed through hypothetical scenarios involving doubts and aggressive thoughts to evaluate their appraisals of losing control and OCD-related thoughts.
- Results indicated that losing control significantly affected appraisals in aggressive scenarios, while OCD symptoms influenced appraisals in both scenarios, suggesting these factors may be linked but operate independently.
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- * A study involving over 1 million women in Sweden revealed that specific severe complications, like uterine rupture and cardiac issues, significantly decreased the likelihood of having another baby.
- * The research utilized a population-based approach and advanced statistical analysis to confirm that women with SMM faced barriers to future pregnancies while also considering familial factors.
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- This study investigates the link between infertility, assisted reproduction, and cervical insufficiency (CI) in women who have never given birth (nulliparous).
- Data was collected from Swedish health registries, analyzing 2,662 cases of CI against a control group of 26,620 non-cases over 21 years.
- The findings indicate that women with infertility and those using fertility treatments face a higher risk of CI, particularly if they have no prior history of miscarriage, which is significant for improving management strategies for preterm births.
With increasing rates of postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) in high-income countries, an important clinical concern is the impact of labor duration on the risk of PPH. This study examined the relationship between increasing active first stage labor duration and PPH and explored the role of second stage labor duration and cesarean delivery (CD) in this association. Including 77,690 nulliparous women with spontaneous labor onset, first stage labor duration was defined as the time from 5 cm to 10 cm, second stage duration from 10 cm dilation to birth and PPH as estimated blood loss > 1000 ml.
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