Law and justice: Swearing an oath in the Middle Ages was powerful evidence

Older Norwegians have almost doubled income in 20 years

Cut production, increase prices: A climate policy that oil companies can support

How drug dealers describe their own lives

Norwegian researcher brings unique insights into healthcare and schools in the Islamic State

No more online voting in Norway

Creating languages of the past for HBO’s "Beforeigners"

Speed cameras save lives but are politically contentious

What use are biting horseflies?

Is being overtired an actual physical condition?

Today’s generation shocked they might have to care for their parents

Scientists have found 10 000-year-old Scandinavian genes in prehistoric gum

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What happens to flowers and birds when we massacre mosquitoes with modern traps?

This is what we talk about when we talk about being drunk

How annoying is it for sheep to wear a bell all summer long?

Health trends over the last 45 years: We’re getting fatter — but healthier

What’s the lasting effect of surgical knee repair?

Who chooses to work past age 67?

Norwegian researchers find link between ALS and body weight

Researcher recommends teachers talk to students about sexual abuse

What happens to Norwegian children of immigrants as adults?

Many diagnosed with asthma may actually have Exercise-Induced Laryngeal Obstruction, EILO

Asthma or EILO: Are misdiagnosed breathing difficulties making children and adolescents less active?

Half of Norwegian red foxes eat rat poison

Integration on hold in Norway: Immigrants face revocation of residence status

Few physical differences found between healthy individuals and those afflicted by chronic fatigue syndrome

When a flood of immigrant workers becomes a trickle

The urban space is sexualised and misogynistic

Why does the humpback whale migrate?

Dogs mirror owner’s stress level

Babies can show signs of autism early in life

Babies who were just 10 months old and who later received a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder took less initiative than other children to communicate with adults.

Scientists discover brain mechanism that regulates body weight

Does your ‘private’ data picture meet the beauty standards of society?

What the Swedes learned from the terrorist attack in Stockholm

Five people were killed and ten injured when a terrorist drove a truck into the crowd in central Stockholm on 7 April 2017.

From lethal spider toxins to eco-friendly pesticides

Biological insecticides are naturally derived pesticides that represent an environmentally friendly alternative to many of the existing pesticides used in agriculture. More recently, spider toxins have been employed to develop highly specific pest control agents that have been introduced to the market.

Snoring prevents the body from repairing damage to the pharynx

Snoring triggers a vicious cycle that can cause sleep apnoea and difficulty swallowing, according to Swedish research.

Toss it if it’s 481 years old – but not if it’s a year older

Norway conserves archaeological finds from 1537, but not when they’re from 1538 or later. That means we know less about people’s everyday lives during the last 481 years.

Wolves, but no dogs, in Scandinavian wolf population’s heritage

Kidney failure deaths on the rise

Written in the blood: Researchers detect signs of cancer risk years in advance of disease

Children are ashamed of abuse they endured

Anxiety and depression high among undocumented migrants in Sweden

No link between MMR vaccine and autism

Crosswords, knitting and gardening lower the risk of Alzheimer's

Warrior buried in a Swedish Viking grave was actually female

Older Swedes drink more — and are more prone to accidents, disease

Still embarrassing to talk about menstruation

Professors with advice to inactive people: Football is good for your health

Healthiest to limit sugar, but not cut it completely

Grandsons' health at risk if grandpa ate well in his youth

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