before the age of 17 and who died due to the malignancy before the age of 25 in the period from 2010 to 2015 were identified. Next, the children's parents were identified through the Swedish Population Registry. Inclusion criteria for the parents were a good understanding of the Swedish language and living in Sweden at the time that the study was conducted. Five-hundred and twelve parents met the inclusion criteria and were sent an information letter describing the purpose and procedure of the study. The letter included contact details of a researcher who could be approached if the parents had any further questions. The mother and father of each child were contacted separately by telephone about one week later to ask for their verbal consent to participate inMonthly Archives: August 2011

Arsene Wenger is without doubt one of the greatest managers to have been employed in the Premier League since its inception in 1992, bettered only by Sir Alex in my view. His sides are trained on playing football, like Barcelona, in the right way – keeping it on the ground, building attacks through pacey passing and complex interplay. Wenger’s philosophy throughout has been to buy cheap, preferably young, and to cultivate and nurture players according to his own footballing mantra

Yesterday (Sunday 28 August), however, they were utterly outclassed, outplayed and outthought by an equally young Manchester United side, by 8 goals to 2. Wenger’s primary excuse, other than the alleged youth of his side, was the number of injuries and suspensions his side has suffered