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Parents live longer than childless
Parents, there is hope – If you pass through sleep deprivation, angry outbursts from babies and teenage angst, you’re rewarded with a longer life than the childless. -At…
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Work, health, housing, food and the paperwork of life in Norway.
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Poisoning by paracetamol increases among young girls
NIPH keep getting more inquiries about self-inflicted paracetamol poisonings among girls between 15 and 19 years. Poison-information service had a total 1667 requests…
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Women in Norway have fewer children
58,900 children were born in Norway in 2016, and the fertility figure dropped for the sixth consecutive year to 1.71 children per woman. Fertility figures have declined…
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Little bro’ Bergen
Confidence naturally surpasses insight in Bergens Tidende, in traditonal bergensian bragging manner. Obviously Stavanger far superior to this fishing village north of…
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Payment information from NAV goes digital
It is possible to check your payment information under the heading “Ditt NAV” at nav.no. NAV has mostly stopped sending payments messages by mail. If you are not able to…
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Kids and revocation of citizenship
Many people wonder why children who have grown up in Norway can get their citizenship revoked because their parents lied about their identity when they came to the…
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Research prizewinner thinks we will be able to slow dementia
Professor Tormod Fladby thinks we are closer to finding a treatment that slows dementia. On Tuesday, he was honored with the Dementia Research Prize. Fladby, is…
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Study: A 3 kg weight loss may increase mortality among the elderly
A weight loss of just 3 kilograms can increase mortality among the elderly, according to a new study. PhD Fellowship student Teresa Risan Haugsgjerd and Professor Grethe…
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Three out of five smokers continue to smoke after a heart attack
Only 2% of patients who have suffered a heart attack follow all advice to mitigate risks of health complications in the aftermath. Restructuring of an unhealthy…
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Eight out of ten want to read long texts on paper
A clear majority of people, especially young people, prefer to read long texts on paper and on screen, a new and surprising Danish study has found out. 77 percent of…
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Teenagers take after their parents’ pill use
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Further increase in male life expectancy
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Fewer make use of alternative therapies
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Normal pap smear – later diagnosed with cancer
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The Institute of Public Health encourages parents to do a lice check once every month
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Now everybody has a Health Core Journal
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Men claim to be more active than women
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Having children lead to career differences
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Sleeping disorders can lead to asthma