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Social media, loneliness and health − Nordic parents' biggest fears for their children's future
Being a parent involves caring deeply about someone else's future, not only physical but also emotional and social wellbeing. It means paying attention to risks and carrying concerns that rarely go away. In Nordic countries, that sense of responsibility is widely shared among parents.
10/06/2026 -
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Parenting: a life with joy – and worries
Parenting often brings some of life’s greatest joy - but also a deep sense of responsibility that can give rise to many everyday worries. Caring for a child means caring deeply, and with that often comes concerns about health and well-being, safety and inclusion. In the Nordic countries, worry among parents appears to be common. It is not always dramatic or acute, yet it shapes daily decisions, emotional energy and perceptions of security.
08/05/2026 -
Loneliness: the silent public health challenge in the Nordics
In recent years, a silent threat has emerged as one of the new faces of public health. Involuntary loneliness is increasingly linked to both mental and physical health, with a growing body of research showing its negative impact on health and well‑being.
24/03/2026 -
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Shifting work practices
Work is transforming rapidly through new technologies, global connectivity and shifting expectations, reshaping how, where and when we work.
Vilma Torkko 16/02/2026