Norwegian Institute Of Public Health

This study tests if adding healthy lifestyle counseling to regular pregnancy checkups can prevent non-communicable diseases (like heart disease and diabetes) in mothers and their children. About 1,268 pregnant women in four Ethiopian cities will receive either standard care or ex…

This study looks at whether women with a higher risk of breast cancer will come back for extra imaging. About 3,000 women in Norway who have very dense breasts or a false-positive result will be invited for an additional mammogram or tomosynthesis. The goal is to see how many att…

This study aims to see if receiving short, personalized digital feedback on lifestyle habits—like diet, exercise, and smoking—helps people make healthier changes over two years. About 16,000 adults invited to colorectal cancer screening will be split into groups that get differen…