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KTH, Stockholm University and RISE
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Forskningsprojekt ska stimulera äldres internetanvändning – intervju med Britt Östlund i INSIKT MEDICIN

In the latest issue of INSIKT MEDICIN, Professor Britt Öslund at Digital Futures is interviewed by Jonny Sågänger on the research study “Digital Futures for Later Life” aiming at increasing the understanding of how digitalisation impacts life for senior people… read the full story: Link to article in Swedish

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