Lindström M.Social participation, social capital and socio-economic differences in
health-related behaviours.
Malmö: Department of
Community Medicine, Malmö University Hospital, Lund
University , Sweden; 2000.
2.
The World Health Report 2002. Geneva:
WHO; 2002.
3.
Hvitfeldt T. , Andersson B., Hibell B.Skolelevers drogvanor 2003 (School pupils' drug habits).
Stockholm:
CAN; 2003.
4.
The European Health Report. Copenhagen :
WHO; 2002.
5.
Young people's health in context. Health Behaviour in School-aged Children
(HBSC) study: international report from the 2001/2002 survey.
Copenhagen:
WHO; 2004 .
6.
Wickholm S. , Galanti MR, Söder B., Gilljam H.Cigarette smoking, snuff use and alcohol drinking: Coexisting risk
behaviours for oral health in young males. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol2003;31:269—74.
7.
Galanti MR , Wickholm S., Gilljam H.Between harm and dangers. Oral snuff use, cigarette smoking and problem
behaviours in a survey of Swedish male adolescents . Eur J Public Health2001
;11:340—5.
8.
Bolinder G. , Alfredsson L., Englund A., de Faire U.Smokeless tobacco use and increased cardiovascular mortality among Swedish
construction workers . Am J Public Health1994;84:
399—404.
9.
Huhtasaari F., Asplund K., Lundberg V., Stegmayr B., Wester POTobacco and myocardial infarction: Is snuff less dangerous than
cigarettes?BMI1992;305:1252—6.
10.
Huhtasaari F., Lundberg V., Eliasson M., Janlert U., Asplund K.Smokeless tobacco as a possible risk factor for myocardial infarction: A
population-based study in middle-aged men. J Am Coll Cardiol1999
;34:1784—90.
11.
Eliasson M., Lundblad D., Hagg E.Cardiovascular risk factors in young snuff-users and cigarette
smokers. J Intern Med1991;230:17—22.
12.
Lewin F., Norell SE, Johansson H., Gustavsson P., Wennerberg J., Biorklund A., et al. Smoking tobacco, oral snuff, and alcohol in the etiology of squamous cell
carcinoma of the head and neck: A population-based case-referent study in
Sweden. Cancer1998;82:1367—75.
13.
Schildt EB , Eriksson M., Hardell L., Magnuson A.Oral snuff, smoking habits and alcohol consumption in relation to oral
cancer in a Swedish case-control study. Int J Cancer1998;77:341—6.
14.
Lagergren J., Bergström R., Lindgren A., Nyrén O.The role of tobacco, snuff and alcohol use in the aetiology of cancer of
the oesophagus and gastric cardia. Int J Cancer2000;85:
340—6.
15.
Ye W. , Ekström AM, Hansson LE, Bergström R., Nyrén O.Tobacco, alcohol and the risk of gastric cancer by sub-site and histologic
type. Int J Cancer1999;83:223—9.
16.
Iarc.Smokeless tobacco and some related nitrosamines. Lyon, France: IARC monograph 89; 5—12 October 2004.
17.
Gilljam H. , Galanti MRRole of snus (oral moist snuff) in smoking cessation and smoking reduction
in Sweden. Addiction2003;98:1183—9.
18.
Stegmayr B. , Asplund KEM , Janlert U., Messner T.Den svenska riskfaktorprofilen för
hjärt-kärlsjukdom 1986—2004 mycket
lägre kolesterol, högre BMI, minskad
rökning och ökat snusande: Resultat från
MONICA-projektet 1986— 2004: Riksstämman 2004, Svenska
Läkaresällskapet; 2004. (The Swedish risk factor
profile for cardiovascular disease 1986—2004: much lower
serum-cholesterol, higher BMI, less smoking and more snuff-taking. Results
from the MONICA-project 1986—2004). Annual General Meeting 2004, Swedish Society of
Medicine .
19.
Brønnum-Hansen H., Juel K.Abstention from smoking extends life and compresses morbidity: a
population-based study of health expectancy among smokers and never smokers
in Denmark. Tobacco Control2001;10:
273—8.
20.
Olsen JH, et al. Avoidable cancers in the Nordic countries. APMIS1997;105(76).
21.
Cancer Incidence in Swzeden 2002.
Stockholm : Socialstyrelsen/Epidemiologiskt centrum; 2002.
22.
Försäljningsstatistik för alkoholdrycker 2003
(Sales statistics for alcoholic beverages).
Stockholm: Statens
folkhälsoinstitut;
2004.
23.
Drogutvecklingen i Sverige. Rapport 2003 (The development of drug-taking in
Sweden). Rapport nr 71. Stockholm:
Centralförbundet för alkohol- och
narkotikaupplysning; 2003.
24.
Andréasson S. , Brandt L. Mortality and MorbidityRelated to Alcohol. Alcohol & Alcoholism1997;32:173—8.
25.
Sjögren H., Eriksson A., Romelsjö A.Alcohol-related mortality in Sweden. Stencil. Umeå; 2000.
26.
Norström T.Per capita alcohol consumption and all-cause mortality in 14 European
countries . Addiction2001;96 (Suppl
1):113—28.
27.
Folkhälsorapport 1997. SoS-rapport 1997:18 (The National Public
Health Report 1997. National Board of Health and Welfare).
Stockholm:
Socialstyrelsen; 1997 .
28.
Folkhälsorapport 2001. Stockholm:
Socialstyrelsen; 2001. (Health in Sweden — the National Public Health Report 2005. Scand J Public Health2001;Suppl 58).
29.
Gaziano JM , Gaziano TA, Glynn RJ, Sesso HDLight-to-moderate alcohol consumption and mortality in the Physicians'
Health Study enrolment cohort. J Am Coll Cardiol2000;34:1784—90.
30.
Frid A.Måttligt alkoholbruk skyddar mot hjärtsjukdom
(Moderate alcohol consumption protects against heart disease). Läkartidningen2000;97:946—7.
31.
Fagrell B. , De Faire U.Mindre risk för kardiovaskulär sjukdom hos
måttlighetsdrickaren (Less risk of cardiovascular disease among
moderate drinkers) . Läkartidningen2000;97:938—40.
32.
Simpura J. , Karlsson T.Trends in drinking patterns among adult populations in 15 European
countries, 1950 to 2000: A review. Nordisk Alkohol & Narkotikatidskrift (English Suppl)2001;18:31—53.
33.
Backhans M., Leifman H.Vem blir nykterist? Om nykteristen som avvikare. (Who becomes a total
abstainer? On the total abstainer as a social deviant) : Sociologisk forskning2001(1):
58—91.
34.
Leifman H., Trolldal B.Svenskens alkoholkonsumtion i början av 2000-talet med betoning
på 2001. Forskningsrapport nr. 3 (The Swede's alcohol consumption at
the beginning of the twenty-first century with special reference to 2001).
Stockholm:
SoRAD.
35.
Leifman H.Konsumtionsvanor och alkoholproblem. Internationella
jämförelser (Consumption habits and alcohol
problems. In: Andréasson S, editor. International comparisons). Den svenska supen i det nya Europa.
Nya villkor för alkoholprevention: en kunskapsöversikt
(The Swedish ``dram'' in the new Europe. New conditions for alcohol prevention:
a review of knowledge). Stockholm:
Statens folkhälsoinstitut;
2002.
36.
Olsson B., Adamsson Wahren C., Byqvist S.Det tunga narkotikamissbrukets omfattning i Sverige 1998 (The extent of serious
substance abuse in Sweden 1998. The MAX project, part-report 3). MAX-projektet,
delrapport 3. Rapport 61. Stockholm:
Centralförbundet för alkohol- och
narkotikaupplysning (CAN); 2001.
37.
Årsrapport över situationen på
narkotikaområdet i europeiska unionen och Norge 2003 (Annual report
on the drug situation in the European Union and Norway 2003).
Lissabon: Europeiska centrumet
för kontroll av narkotika och narkotikamissbruk
(ECNN); 2003.
38.
Guttormsson U. , Andersson B., Hibell B.Ungdomars drogvanor 1994—2003. Rapport nr 75. (Young people's drug
habits 1994—2003: Report no 75).
Stockholm: Centralförbundet
för alkohol- och narkotikaupplysning, CAN;
2003.
39.
The 1999 ESPAD report. Alcohol and Other Drug Use Among Students in 30 European
Countries. The European School Survey Project on Alcohol and Other Drugs.
Stockholm: CAN and Council of
Europe/Pompidou Group; 2000.
40.
Hakkarainen P. , Hübner L., Laursen L., Ödegård E.Drug use and public attitudes in the Nordic countries. In: Hakkarainen P, Laursen L, Tigerstedt C, editors. Discussing drugs and control policy. Comparative studies on
four Nordic countries. NAD publication 31.
Helsingfors : Nordiska
nämnden för alkohol- och drogforskning
(NAD); 1996. p.
125—64.
41.
Potter JDÖkat intag av frukt, rotfrukter och grönsaker
— prevention av många tumörsjukdomar. In:
Längre liv och bättre hälsa —
en rapport om prevention (Increased intake of fruit, root vegetables and greens
— prevention of many tumour diseases. In: Longer life and better
health — a report on prevention). SBU: Statens beredning för utvärdering av
medicinsk metodik, SBU-rapport 132; 1997. p.
97—101.
42.
Jordbruksstatistisk årsbok 2004 (Statistical Yearbook of
Agriculture) . Örebro:
Statistiska centralbyrån och
Jordbruksverket; 2004.
43.
The Norbagreen2002study. Consumption of vegetables, potatoes, fruit, bread and fish in the Nordic
and Baltic countries. Copenhagen:
Nordic Council of Ministers;
2003.
44.
Danielsson M.Svenska skolbarns hälsovanor 2001/02. Rapport 2003: 50.
Stockholm: Statens
folkhälsoinstitut ; 2003
(Health behaviour in school-aged children in Sweden2001/02. National Institute of Public Health).
45.
Blair S.Ökad fysisk aktivitet — prevention av
hjärt-kärlsjukdom, cancer och sockersjuka. In:
Längre liv och bättre hälsa — en
rapport om prevention. (SBU-rapport nr 132). Stockholm: SBU: Statens
beredning för utvärdering av medicinsk
metodik; 1997. (Physical activity for preventing heart disease, cancer and diabetes. In Longer Life and Better Health. The Swedish Council for Technology Assessment in Health Care ).
46.
Peterson S. , Backlund I., Diderichsen F.Sjukdomsbördan i Sverige — en svensk DALY-kalkyl (The
burden of disease in Sweden — a Swedish DALY calculation) .
Stockholm : Statens
folkhälsoinstitut , 1998 :50;
1998 .
47.
Determinants of the burden of disease in the European Union. (F-serien nr
24). Stockholm:
Folkhälsoinstitutet ;
1997.
48.
Sallis JF , Procharska JJ, Taylor WCA review of correlates of physical activity of children and
adolescents. Med Science Sports Exercise2000;32:963—75.
49.
Fysisk aktivitet för nytta och nöje (Physical activity
for benefit and pleasure). Stockholm:
Folkhälsoinstitutet ,
1999:8; 1999.
50.
Kallings LVÅtgärder mot fetma. Nationell inventering av
pågående studier/projekt avseende fysisk aktivitet och
kost för att förebygga övervikt och fetma
(Measures against obesity. National inventory of current studies/projects
related to physical activity and diet for preventing overweight and
obesity). Rapport 2002:6.
Stockholm : Statens
folkhälsoinstitut; 2002
.
