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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features news on the Finnish healthcare system, upcoming US midterm elections, and international affairs. There are also stories on motorsport, women's health, and Finnish domestic issues.
If savings are not directed to hospitals, basic services risk further decline, says the CEO of the welfare regions' advocacy group Hyvil. This story discusses the unavoidable changes in Finland's healthcare system and their impact on patient wait times for surgeries.
HS follows campaigning in Maine, where logger-turned-democrat Troy Jackson and republican senator Susan Collins are contesting the election, with abortion being a key issue. The outcome of the elections could determine control of Congress.
Toyota announced its drivers for the upcoming season, confirming Kalle Rovanperä's return to the WRC.
Many women pay for their own gynecological care or use insurance, while a researcher questions why treatment for debilitating gynecological conditions is excluded from occupational healthcare.
Negotiations will focus on ending the war in Ukraine.
Polls are predicting a landslide victory for the Democrats in the US midterm elections.
The Ministry of Finance identifies potential savings of hundreds of millions of euros within pension companies.
All nine people on board the plane died in the crash.
This column discusses the handling of sexual offenses in court and the societal implications of open versus closed-door proceedings.
The editorial comments on the global anticipation surrounding the US elections and their impact on international affairs.
This column compares Iceland's approach to protecting children during an economic crisis with Finland's current austerity measures.
Central organizations have asked a maintenance company to monitor their systems for potential attacks following hacking incidents in France.
Topias Numminen, 31, has spent his adult life in a cycle of incarceration. After his release a year ago, a tumultuous and dangerous year ensued, from which only prison saved him.
Few patients were released from Seili mental hospital. The story of Patient Pohjanen shows what could happen to a patient after leaving the institution.
This story reports on a dispute within the Groom barber chain where the company is threatening its barbers with substantial fines.
This report touches upon a personal story related to plastic surgery involving Olivia Oras and her parents' lack of knowledge about her procedure.
