Prolonged unexplained event might change an “unreliable perpetrator” into a “reliable resuscitator” von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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Disguised incorporation bias and meta‐analysis of diagnostic accuracy studies von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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Survey results raise important issues about the ethical aspects of intensive care treatment for extremely preterm infants von Lynoe, N

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Agreements and disagreements regarding “shaken baby syndrome” von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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Streetlight focus and optimism bias – A bad combination? von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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Interesting data about confessions and AHT, but suboptimal analysis. Commentary to Vinchon et al von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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Is there a common denominator for Brief Resolved Unexplained Events, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, and alleged Shaken Baby Syndrome? von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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No similarities between the Wakefield report on measles, mumps and rubella vaccine and the Swedish report on traumatic shaking von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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Is focusing on the triad in suspected child abuse cases really irrelevant and of no practical use? von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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Circular reasoning, confessions and abusive head trauma: A critical analysis of Edwards et al. (2020) von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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Is there an association between infantile colic and subdural hemorrhage? von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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A diagnostic test can prove anything if you use incorrect assumptions and circular reasoning von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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Consensus should be adapted to the evidence and not vice‐versa von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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Unsubstantiated belief in the diagnostic accuracy of the triad of abusive head trauma may lead to incorrect diagnoses of alleged abuse cases von Wester, Knut, Wikström, Johan, Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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Is the procedure of diagnosing abusive head trauma a purely medical matter? von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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The Swedish systematic review of traumatic shaking is not flawed and should not be ignored von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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May the fear of being falsely accused of having shaken a baby increase parents’ demands for scheduled Caesareans? von Lynøe, Niels, Eriksson, Anders

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The consequences of using organs from anencephalic infants von Lynoe, Niels

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Zero tolerance against patriarchal norms? A cross-sectional study of Swedish physicians’ attitudes towards young females requesting virginity certificates or hymen restoration von Juth, Niklas, Lynöe, Niels

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Assisted dying in Swedish healthcare: a qualitative analysis of physicians’ reasoning about physician-assisted suicide von Lindblad, Anna, Juth, Niklas, Engström, Ingemar, Sandlund, Mikael, Lynøe, Niels

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