jlarsson89

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by jlarsson89 8y ago
I have anecdotal evidence of old people with dementia driving and not having any idea where they are or what they are doing. https://www.thelocal.se/20170809/swedish-experts-call-for-ne... claims that they do recall li
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by jlarsson89 8y ago
I agree, but to live up to that system those that are no longer competent should have it taken away. As far as I know(I don't drive) there is no need to ever re-take the theory test which has been revised a number of times since many p
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by jlarsson89 8y ago
On the other hand plenty of people that really should have theirs taken away don't get theirs taken away, like old people with clear mental issues or people with bad eye sight that affect their ability to see people crossing roads etc.
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by jlarsson89 9y ago
So basically what we've had[1] for ages in Sweden but an app shipping to one platform and vendor? [1]: https://www.gemalto.com/govt/customer-cases/digital-doctors
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by jlarsson89 9y ago
As a Nordic citizen, I'm torn between believing that everyone, citizen or not, should have the same rights to healthcare, an education, transport, telecommunication and so on and that by enforcing this system we have effectively cut of
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by jlarsson89 9y ago
Insulin is something we get for free(as in covered by taxes) over here in at least the UK(where I currently reside) and Sweden, where I am originally from and where I was first diagnosed. I don't know what I would do in a society where
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by jlarsson89 9y ago
It refers to fashion, behaviour and the like, not your natural physical attributes, that I may add are not quite accurate either. I am not 6' tall nor am I blond, despite being to my knowledge ethnically Swedish or Scandinavian since a
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by jlarsson89 9y ago
As a swede living in London, I was shocked to find the NHS still uses paper prescriptions that are consumed upon use, at least in my limited experience. In Sweden, every prescription I have is digital and tied to my ID, accessible from any