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How can Norway’s sickness absence rates be reduced? Here’s what experts suggest
Sickness absence in Norway has increased by 20 per cent since 2019, and the country has higher sickness absence rates than ...
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Norwegian researchers with a new discovery:
In the past, both gamma radiation glows from thunderstorms and intense, short-lived bursts of gamma radiation, known as ...
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Report claims that the Covid-19 vaccines may have made people chronically ill:
Could long-term adverse effects like fatigue, brain fog, headaches, cognitive issues, and muscle pains stem from the Covid-19 ...
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Are Norwegians really the sickest in the world?
When people from Sweden or other countries with lower sickness absence rates than Norwegians start working in Norway, their ...
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Why are we afraid to talk to children about suicide?
It is essential to speak with the child alone, allowing them to ask questions and share difficult emotions without feeling ...
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The Norwegian Institute of Public Health wants regular testing of PFAS levels in Norwegians' blood
The Institute of Public Health (NIPH) believes Norwegians should undergo regular testing to monitor levels of the ...
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Childhood diabetes has increased significantly over 30 years – Norway has one of the highest rates worldwide
Type 1 diabetes is a significant child health issue globally. The farther north you go, the higher the percentage of young ...
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New study on long Covid contradicts other studies – do patients have an overactive immune system or not?
In a new study, researchers found no evidence of an overactive immune system as other studies have shown. They suggest that ...