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Young people's health: Health in Sweden: The National Public Health Report 2012. Chapter 3.

• Anton Carl Jonas Lager, Marie Berlin, Inger Heimerson, Maria Danielsson
• Scandinavian journal of public health
• 2012

Low Salinity Oil Recovery - an Experimental Investigation

• Anton Carl Jonas Lager, K. J. Webb, C. J. J. Black, Martin R Singleton, K. S. Sorbie
• 2006

The idea of injecting low salinity water into a petroleum reservoir is not novel and was often used in the 70’s prior to the injection of surfactant. Yet, recently it was shown that simply injecting… (More)

Causal effect of education on mortality in a quasi-experiment on 1.2 million Swedes.

• Anton Carl Jonas Lager, Jenny Torssander
• Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences…
• 2012

In 1949-1962, Sweden implemented a 1-y increase in compulsory schooling as a quasi-experiment. Each year, children in a number of municipalities were exposed to the reform and others were kept as… (More)

Association between labour market trends and trends in young people's mental health in ten European countries 1983-2005

• Anton Carl Jonas Lager, Sven G Bremberg
• BMC public health
• 2009

BACKGROUND Mental health problems have become more common among young people over the last twenty years, especially in certain countries. The reasons for this have remained unclear. The hypothesis… (More)

Diabetes mellitus and hyperlipidaemia as risk factors for frequent pain in the back, neck and/or shoulders/arms among adults in Stockholm 2006 to 2010 - Results from the Stockholm Public Health…

• Oscar Javier Pico-Espinosa, Eva Skillgate, Giorgio Tettamanti, Anton Carl Jonas Lager, Lena W. Holm
• Scandinavian journal of pain
• 2017

BACKGROUND AND AIMS Frequent back, neck and/or shoulder pain (BNSP) are common conditions which pose high burden for the society. Results from previous studies suggest that diabetes and… (More)

The association of early IQ and education with mortality: 65 year longitudinal study in Malmö, Sweden

• Anton Carl Jonas Lager, Sven G Bremberg, Denny H Vågerö
• BMJ
• 2009

OBJECTIVES To establish whether differences in early IQ explain why people with longer education live longer, or whether differences in father's or own educational attainment explain why people with… (More)

Moist smokeless tobacco (Snus) use and risk of Parkinson's disease.

• Fei Yang, Nancy L Pedersen, +15 authors Karin Wirdefeldt
• International journal of epidemiology
• 2017

Background Cigarette smoking is associated with a lower risk of Parkinson's disease. It is unclear what constituent of tobacco smoke may lower the risk. Use of Swedish moist smokeless tobacco (snus)… (More)

Social origin, schooling and individual change in intelligence during childhood influence long-term mortality: a 68-year follow-up study

• Anton Carl Jonas Lager, Bitte E Modin, Bianca Lucia De Stavola, Denny H Vågerö
• International journal of epidemiology
• 2012

BACKGROUND Intelligence at a single time-point has been linked to health outcomes. An individual's IQ increases with longer schooling, but the validity of such increase is unclear. In this study, we… (More)

Cognitive and emotional outcomes after prolonged education: a quasi-experiment on 320 182 Swedish boys

• Anton Carl Jonas Lager, Dominika Seblova, Daniel Falkstedt, Martin Lövdén
• International journal of epidemiology
• 2017

Background Cognitive and socio-emotional abilities are powerful predictors of death and disease as well as of social and economic outcomes. Education is societies' main way of promoting these… (More)

Commentary: education and mortality inequalities in Norway.

• Anton Carl Jonas Lager
• International journal of epidemiology
• 2012

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