News from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health
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Most ADHD medicine used by December-born children
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Critical thinking can be taught
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Norwegian women drink least while pregnant, British women drink most
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Measles outbreaks in Europe – check before travelling
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Record high vaccination coverage of two-year-olds in 2016
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Narcolepsy after swine influenza pandemic
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Centre of Excellence for Fertility and Health established at NIPH
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What’s new
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Norwegian Microbiota Study (NoMIC)
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About the Norwegian Microbiota Study (NoMIC)
The purpose of NoMIC is to learn more about gut microbiota during infancy, how it is composed, factors that affect it and how it develops through childhood.
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Norwegian Microbiota Study (NoMIC)
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Publications
The publications list for NOMIC.
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Norwegian Microbiota Study (NoMIC)
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Collaborating partners
Karolinska Institute in Sweden, The Knight Lab in USA and Imperial College in England are collaborating partners in NoMIC.
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Tuberculosis
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Countries with high occurrence of tuberculosis
List of countries with a high occurrence of tuberculosis. People from these countries are required to undergo tests for tuberculosis.
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Report
Accidents and injuries in Norway (Report 2014:2)
Description of the epidemiology of injuries in Norway, overall and for separate sectors (transport, work, leisure, home etc.). Main focus is on accidental injuries.
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Research overview
Research gaps identified in systematic reviews and health technology assessments published by the Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services in 2015
This is an annual report of the knowledge gaps that we have identified during our work with systematic reviews and health technology assessments (HTA).
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