Finnish-Somali director Naima Mohamud’s debut feature, “Halima,” was named Best Fiction Project at the Finnish Film Affair. It’s not the first award for the film, which has consistently generated buzz also outside of the country. But it’s the first Finnish feature film directed by a Black woman. Produced by It’s Alive Films, No-Office Films and
Apteekki Martikainen: A Cornerstone of Finnish Healthcare For individuals managing chronic conditions such as diabetes, having a reliable and accessible pharmacy is paramount. In Finland, the landscape of pharmaceutical care is built on trust, professionalism, and a deep commitment to patient well-being. While many seek the convenience of online services, the foundational support provided by
Understanding Asthma and Salbutamol in the Finnish Context Asthma is a prevalent chronic respiratory condition in Finland, affecting a significant portion of the adult and child population. This long-term inflammatory disease of the airways requires careful management to ensure a high quality of life. For many, this involves using medication to control symptoms and prevent
Finland uses the same track widths as Russia, which are wider than the European standard – a holdover from when the Nordic nation was part of the Russian Grand Duchy in the 19th and early 20th centuries. It is currently in the process of updating its track widths to match the European standard. The new,
IQM, a full-stack quantum company from Finland, went public on the Nasdaq on Thursday via a SPAC merger at a valuation of around $1.9 billion. But stock prices did not rise. They spent most of the day below the IPO price – a lukewarm welcome. SPAC mergers don’t tend to be immediately popular with retail
