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HPV vaccine to young women selected
The offer of free HPV vaccine to young women will be introduced in the autumn. Folkehelseinstituttet( the Insititute of Public Health) have now chosen the vaccine they…
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Work, health, housing, food and the paperwork of life in Norway.
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Increased differences in mortality rates among Norwegian women
Women with high education live longer than women with lower education, and several countries are trying to do something about this. Norway is one of the countries in a…
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Languages & dialects in Norway
Norway was, until fairly recently, isolated pockets of humanity making a living in the valleys between the mountainous areas which cover most of Norway. Travel was…
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Consumer Council: Four out of five lip balms may be dangerous
Legally available lip balms contain chemicals that can cause hormone disorders, cancer and allergies, according to a new study. The Consumer Council has tested 50 lip…
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Norwegian children feel healthy and happy
Norway gets “good marks” in a UNICEF report on children’s living conditions. Children have evaluated their own health and how satisfied they are with their lives. In…
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Life certificates to recipients of pension and disability pension
Life certificates for 2016 are sent to recipients of retirement and disability pension, who are registered as living abroad. The reply deadline for submitting a life…
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Competence Center for Immigrants – Where to find available jobs ?
Research shows that as much as 60 % of all available jobs are never advertised through the regular channels. This number may be a bit too high, but the fact remains that…
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Check, change or submit the tax return
As of March 31 – This is where you can look at the (current) tax return for the income year 2015. In your tax return you’ll see if you get some of the money you’ve paid…
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Internet use gives children expert competence
Children are absorbing many levels of information when they’re online. This provides a huge potential for learning, and adults who dismiss this as useless are naive,…
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Clocks have to be set forward in the middle of Easter holidays
Early Sunday morning, it’s time to set the clock one hour forward. The Metrology Service thinks the media are more interested in and winter than people in general. – I…
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Having a child
When having a child in Norway, you should be aware of your parental rights and duties. Below, you will find information and services relevant to pregnancy and having a…
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Norway, one of the most expensive countries in Europe – where does the money go?
When you think of Norway, your first thought is probably that it is expensive, right? So what do you think Norwegians use most of their money on? The savings portal…
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Time for a tire change
If you drive with studded tires and live in Southern Norway, you should change your tires this Easter – if snow conditions permit. People in northern Norway can wait…
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