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Muslim dating site – 800 accept polygamy
Almost 1,700 Norwegian users of a Muslim dating site have checked that they agree or might accept polygamy. The global dating service muslima.com has been translated…
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One in four Norwegians plan to eat less meat
25 percent of the population plan to reduce the consumption of red meat during 2017, according to a new survey. The survey is conducted by Sentio Research commissioned…
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Many Norwegians resolve to exercise more in 2017
Nearly one in three people questioned said they plan to exercise more in 2017, while a quarter of us will eat more healthily in the coming year. For many, the trick to…
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Here are the tips that may save Christmas dinner
Have you forgotten to water for the pinnekjøtt? Is the turkey still in the freezer? Struggling not to get certified crazy? Never fear, here are the tips that will save…
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Many dangers on the table at Christmas!
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Norway worst in Europe for Pneumonia and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Norway worst in Europe for Pneumonia and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Norway is at Europe’s peak for the treatment of stroke, heart attack and various…
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One in five young girls is struggling mentally and emotionally
22.2% of girls, and 3.5% of boys aged 16 are struggling with emotional problems, according to a new study. The proportion of girls who are struggling has doubled in ten…
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Christmas Advent in Norway
Incense, Christmas cookies, purple lights, decorations, stressed-out mothers, and happy children’s hearts belong to advent. Although Advent is a time of preparation,…
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Norwegian study may be a breakthrough to new Parkinson treatment
The findings of a new Norwegian study may help scientists understand who is affected by Parkinson’s disease. They hope the study could also be a step towards a…
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Study shows that young people with cancer commit suicide at a greater rate
A new Norwegian study shows that people who get cancer before the age of 25 years are more than twice as likely as others to commit suicide. There are already completed…
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Fear of disease increases the risk of becoming sick
Those who are afraid of getting sick have an increased risk of ‘heart-attack’ than others, according to research from the University of Bergen. ‘The higher the degree of…
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Cancer may soon be the leading cause of death
Recent figures from the Cause of Death Registry reveal that cancer is beginning to overtake cardiovascular disease as the number one killer in Norway. On a National…
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Campaign aims to increase knowledge about strokes
A new campaign has been launched to get Norwegians to become more aware of the symptoms of strokes. “Do you have trouble talking clearly, smiling or raising your hands…
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More and more people are affected by bowel cancer
Last year, 32,592 Norwegians were diagnosed with cancer, according to new figures from the Cancer Registry. The number of women who are diagnosed with bowel cancer, is…
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