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More Norwegians getting the flu vaccine
A record high of nearly 900,000 Norwegians were vaccinated against the flu last year and the number will increase even more this year. The Institute of Public Health is…
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Big smokers will get help to quit smoking
NOK 25 million will be spent on helping big smokers to quit smoking, the government has decided. The project starts in 2020 and runs over three years. From autumn 2020,…
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Four out of ten suffer psychologically over time
In a survey in connection with the World Day for Mental Health, 40 percent say that they have experienced mental health problems over time. This is a decrease of 5…
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Intestinal cancer screening program
The intestinal cancer screening program that has been tested for several years will become permanent. From next year, women and men over the age of 55 will be invited to…
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The revocation of citizenship must still be dealt with by the administration
Matters about depriving people of citizenship are still to be dealt with by the administration and not the court, but the government is proposing to strengthen the rule…
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Baby given a morphine overdose in hospital
A baby who was admitted to the Stavanger University Hospital for a urinary tract infection this summer was given morphine instead of antibiotics. The six-week-old baby…
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Walmart stops selling e-cigarettes after several deaths
Due to the uncertainty surrounding the e-cigarettes sold in the US, the US supermarket chain Walmart has decided to stop selling them. Norwegian authorities want to know…
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Researcher does not believe Norwegian women will fulfill Solberg’s desire for more children
“All statistics indicate that Erna Solberg will not fulfill her wish for Norwegian women to give birth to more children,” says Oslo Met professor Einar Øverbye.…
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Eating fish early in life can prevent asthma
New research shows that eating fish from an early age can counteract diseases such as asthma. The research report was published internationally in the research…
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Fewer people ask for emergency passports
Many fewer Norwegians have received emergency passports this year. So far, there has been a decline of 20 %. Norwegians have simply become less cluttered, police say. By…
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A new animal health register is introduced
From October 1, around 200 animal hospitals will be registered in a national animal health register. The Veterinary Institute says such a registry is useful. Norway will…
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Too many young people commit suicide
The prime minister invited all to an open house at the prime minister’s residence on World Suicide Day. She thinks suicide prevention has been too low a priority. In…
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