Sven Andréasson is affiliated with the Karolinska Institute in Sweden and has contributed extensively to research in the fields of medicine and psychology, with a total of 41 publications in medicine and 29 in psychology. Their work notably intersects with subfields such as epidemiology, applied psychology, general health professions, physiology, and pathology and forensic medicine.
Their main research topics focus on substance abuse treatment and outcomes, behavioral health and interventions, and digital mental health interventions. Additional topics include alcohol consumption and health effects, physical activity and health, health policy implementation science, and homelessness and social issues.
Frequent publication venues for Andréasson include:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Andréasson cover a range of topics related to alcohol use and interventions. These include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Andréasson include:
Sven Andréasson;Ann Engström;Peter Allebeck;Ulf Rydberg
Stanley Zammit;Peter Allebeck;Sven Andreasson;Ingvar Lundberg
G Lewis;A David;S Andréasson;P Allebeck
Sven Andreasson;Peter Allebeck;Anders Romelsjö
Sven Andréasson;Peter Allebeck;Ann Engström;Ulf Rydberg
Sara Wallhed Finn;Ann-Sofie Bakshi;Sven Andréasson
Helen Hansagi;Anders Romelsjö;Maria Gerhardsson de Verdier;Sven Andréasson
Mats Berglund;Sten Thelander;Mikko Salaspuro;Johan Franck
Eva Wallin;Thor Norström;Sven Andréasson
S. Andréasson;P. Allebeck;U. Rydberg
E. Manrique-Garcia;Stanley Zammit;C. Dalman;T. Hemmingsson
H. Leifman;E. Kühlhorn;P. Allebeck;S. Andréasson
Claudia D. Spies;Michael Sander;Karl Stangl;Joaquim Fernandez-Sola
Claudia Spies;Hanne Tønnesen;Sven Andreasson;Anders Helander
Adam Sherk;Tim Stockwell;Tanya Chikritzhs;Sven Andréasson
Tanya Chikritzhs;Tim Stockwell;Timothy Naimi;Sven Andreasson
Eva Wallin;Johanna Gripenberg;Sven Andréasson
Ulla Beijer;Sven Andreasson;Gunnar Ågren;Anna Fugelstad
Sven Andréasson
Sven Andreasson;Harold D. Holder;Thor Norström;Esa Österberg
S Andréasson;P Allebeck
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