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Childhood diabetes has increased significantly over 30 years – Norway has one of the highest rates worldwide
Type 1 diabetes is a significant child health issue globally. The farther north you go, the higher the percentage of young ...
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New study on long Covid contradicts other studies – do patients have an overactive immune system or not?
In a new study, researchers found no evidence of an overactive immune system as other studies have shown. They suggest that ...
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The use of artificial intelligence has doubled since last year
Sciencenorway.no brings you science news from Norway. This is the English version of forskning.no, Norway’s independent, online newspaper on science. Sciencenorway.no har artikler fra forskning.no på ...
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Teachers lack authority. Could coaching be a solution?
Minister of Education Kari Nessa Nordtun has repeatedly highlighted that teachers must be given more authority in the classroom. Research, political documents and school staff agree with the minister ...
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Senior physicians are sceptical of rapid tests for chlamydia
Sexually transmitted infections are on the rise among teenagers, with many opting to purchase rapid tests online or in stores ...
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Methane leaks from cracks in the Barents Sea seabed
The seabed in parts of the Barents Sea is riddled with cracks. Methane gas seeps out of some of these cracks, forming columns of gas rising from the seabed. While methane gas is a key component of the ...
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The first alien planets were discovered in the 1990s. What have we learned?
The planets in our solar system are far from alone in the Milky Way. There are 100 billion stars in our galaxy, and studies have shown that there are probably even more planets, according to NASA. So ...