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According to a European study published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology, even small measures can be decisive in lowering the risk of bowel cancer.

Anna Lisa Schult defended her thesis entitled "Performance of two screening tests and barriers to colorectal cancer screening", Thursday 17 March.

Norway are number two in the world when it comes to mortality from melanoma, what can we do to turn this around?

Receives NOK 10 million for further research

During 2023, cervical swabs for all women will be examined for HPV. With this, we are one step closer to eliminating cervical cancer, says head of the Cervical Cancer Programme, Ameli Tropé.

The researchers behind a new study see that home tests can have a positive effect.

The annual reports for 2021 have now been published.

The Cancer Registry of Norway has participated in a European study investigating the incidence of brain cancer among children and adolescents who have undergone CT scans.

Firefighters in Norway are at increased risk of some cancers, a new study shows. The findings suggest that risk may be related to occupational exposures.

More than 25,000 cases of breast cancer have been detected through the history of the Norwegian Mammography Programme and mortality from the disease has been reduced.

We celebrate with a special issue in Norwegian Epidemiology!