Brochures

Information leaflet about influenza and the influenza vaccine aimed at healthcare personnel.

Our work on climate and health is dedicated to research, collaboration with international organizations, and support for national public health institutes that focus on building and strengthening climate-resilient health systems.

We will conduct a mixed-methods systematic review of quantitative and qualitative studies.

People who have been diagnosed with bone marrow cancer (myeloma) or lymphatic cancer (lymphoma) are now given the opportunity to report on their health and quality of life shortly after diagnosis, and then again one and three years later.

Women who have been diagnosed with ovarian cancer, cervical cancer, or uterine cancer are now given the opportunity to report on their health and quality of life shortly after diagnosis, and then one and three years later.

The Cancer Registry invites individuals with and without cancer to share information about their health and quality of life. If you have received an invitation, you can read more here about why this is, and what it entails to participate.

The primary aim of the project is to generate evidence and tools that inform and support the design and assessment of participatory mechanisms to achieve responsive and equitable primary health care (PHC) decisions.

We invite you to an open seminar entitled “Changes in Our Understanding of Autism Over the Past Four Decades”, in memory of our dear colleague Pål Surén. The seminar is at Litteraturhuset on 25 September 2025, organized by the PsychGen Centre, the Autism Study and the Division for Public Health and Prevention at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health.

BreastScreen Norway invites women aged 50 to 69 to have a mammogram every two years. An invitation letter with the time and place of the appointment is automatically sent to women when it is their turn.

Persons who have consumed food prepared at Frognerseteren cafe and restaurant within the last 14 days or less are now offered hepatitis A vaccination by local health services.

Patient-reported outcomes are becoming increasingly relevant as part of quality improvement in healthcare. This Movember-funded pilot study invited prostate cancer patients and a control group of men without prostate cancer to participate in a survey on men's health.

The mandatory national health registries were established to maintain national functions.

The NIPH acts as a national competence institution for governmental authorities, the health service, politicians, the media and the general public.