New information on students’ lifestyles: An increasing number of higher education students get enough exercise but spend too much time online
Positive changes have taken place in the lifestyles of higher education students over the past three years.
Positive changes have taken place in the lifestyles of higher education students over the past three years.
We updated an article in Health information resource pages, where you can read how you can try to alleviate symptoms caused by the darkness.
“Students frequently mention feeling ashamed by their declined productivity. However, it’s natural for mental or physical strain to affect your ability to study,” says Katri Muranen, a psychiatric nurse for the FSHS.
The results are from the Finnish Student Health and Wellbeing Survey (KOTT) conducted last spring.
We must have your up-to-date contact information, for example, in the situation when you want to leave us a contact request using the Self online service form.
October 16th is World Spine Day. Check out tips by a physiotherapist on managing back health.
The psychological distress of higher education students has decreased over the past three years, especially among women. The results are based on the Finnish Student Health and Wellbeing Survey (KOTT).
Booking permissions and contact forms will be available in the Self online service during week 43.
FSHS has improved access to birth control services by training its nurses to insert IUDs, or intrauterine devices.
First results from health survey carried out among higher education students are published.