Familjens förlängda arm : - En kvalitativ studie om hur unga mäns situation inom hederskontexten kan se ut.

The aim of this study has been to highlight the situation for young men within the context of honour. The aim has also been to highlight the restrictions of young men within the context of honour, and how they rebel against those demands. The study was based on a qualitative research method and carried out in Sweden. The results have been analyzed using the hermeneutic perspective. The results showed that the situation for young men within the context of honour is often manifested by controlling their sisters and the expectation that the young men support their families in the future by marring a woman who has been approved by the collective. The young men are restricted because they are not free to dispose of their spare time themselves, cannot choose their future partner or socialize with people from other cultures. The young men can rebel against these restrictions by negotiating with those in authority within the family, by gaining support within or outside the context or by breaking away from it. The conclusion of the study was that by highlighting the situation for young men within the context of honour you gain understanding for the context as a whole.

Statistical Considerations for Clinical Trials During COVID-19: Accurate COVID-19 Testing in Clinical Trials

The World Health Organization (WHO) states that the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID‑19) is caused by a new coronavirus strain of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus‑2 (SARS‑CoV‑2). With such a large number of patients potentially carrying the virus clinical trial results can be affected whether or not a specific trial is for the development of a treatment of COVID-19 or other disease. The issue is that patients during the COVID-19 spread need to be classified by infection through either diagnostic test or antibody test. Due to lack of uniform standards, trials need to collect technical specifications such as sensitivity and specificity. The tests need to correctly measure the COVID-19 virus and have very high sensitivity and specificity; far above 80%