ScienceNordic – Science news from Northern Europe

This medication is good for mum, but her kids have a higher risk of developing allergies

Music in film and TV: “It's a form of manipulation”

Researchers are now able to detect aggressive prostate cancer­

More water, lower emissions: New findings from the world's northernmost peatland

Can desert sand be used to build houses and roads?

Can you take antidepressants while pregnant?

This is what ADHD feels like for an 11-year-old girl

The ports of the future can float on water

Half of all men over 60 have prostate cancer: A new AI tool could help doctors

The ice on Greenland is acting strangely. Researchers believe they finally know why

The findings could change how the future rise in sea level is calculated.

New study: It may become possible to clean boats without toxins

The material graphene could replace the toxic chemicals that are usually used to do this job.

When food runs short, moose suffer across generations

Moose in southern Scandinavia have become lighter and less productive over the past decades. In some areas, there have been dramatic declines in moose health.

Can biology reveal parental manipulation?

It's tough to be a nurse: Many also have to clean and do kitchen work

Fish farming is least harmful to the seabed in the north

Where humans outshine AI: “There's something hopeful in these findings”