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WEBThis tiny sensor placed under the skin will measure the blood sugar levels of people with diabetes. The Norwegian sensor is to be coupled with Italian technology that administers insulin automatically. “If this is successful it will make life a lot easier for patients with diabetes”, says Norwegian doctor.
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WEBNorwegian Institute of Public Health: Induced births have doubled in 20 years. In the past 20 years, the proportion of induced births in Norway has doubled, from under 14 per cent in 2004 to now almost 30 per cent of all births, according to …
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WEBStudy: Risk of giving birth to small babies increases when the mother lives farther from green spaces. Opinion: Nuclear power is a friend of nature and the environment. These small bacteria eat huge amounts of methane.
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WEBWorld's oldest DNA: Scientists discover 2-million-year-old remains of plants and animals. The plan was to renovate a laundry room. But then bones from a 12 000 year old polar bear showed up.
These were the first plants to appear in northern Norway after the …
WEBOct 16, 2022 · Alpine azalea (Kalmia procumbens) is a hardy species that quickly colonizes areas where the ice is retreating today. But the researchers' first discovery of the species in northern Norway is 9200 years old, many thousands of years after the ice began to melt. (Photo: Inger G. Alsos)
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A volcanic catastrophe off the Norwegian coast likely explains …
WEBSep 5, 2022 · Several new Norwegian and international studies about this mysterious global catastrophe will soon be published. By all accounts, the studies will point to the Vøring Plateau just west of the town Sandnessjøen in Northern Norway, as the reason behind this dramatic climate event 55 million years ago.
Norwegian evidence map may be one of the world's most …
WEBApr 30, 2020 · The NIPH’s evidence map provides a detailed overview of research on the COVID-19 pandemic related issues such as infectiousness, immunity, effects of measures such as the use of masks, school closures, vaccine development and treatment. The map also includes studies on interventions on system level …
New Staphylococcus bacteria discovered in Norway
WEBNov 26, 2020 · Researchers at the Arctic University of Norway UiT discovered the new species of bacteria by chance. thursday 26. November 2020 - 11:35. The researchers were supposed to study bacteria that can cause serious skin infections, particularly in pre-term babies. But suddenly a new type of bacteria appeard in the petri dish.