Anne Lamminpää

TL;DR: There is a relative lack of well-founded prospective studies targeting the association between leadership and employee health, but the few available good studies suggest an important role of leadership on employee job satisfaction, job well-being, sickness absences, and disability pensions.

TL;DR: There is moderate evidence that work health promotion decreases sickness absences and exercise seems to increase overall well-being and work ability, and activities involving exercise, lifestyle, and ergonomics are potentially effective.

TL;DR: The evidence suggests that statins do not have short-term effects on cancer risk, and high quality cohort studies with long follow-up are needed to resolve the issue.

TL;DR: Any type of rehabilitation may have an effect at an early stage of decreased work ability, being ineffective later on if applied as the only mode of rehabilitation, unless combined with vocational rehabilitation.

TL;DR: Motives leading to alcohol intoxication are a wish to get drunk, experimenting, problems in human relations, and attempted suicide, and the underlying problems are often family-related, such as divorce, an alcoholic parent and a lower socioeconomic group.