A total of 245 hectares of land in Skeiða- og Gnúpverjahreppur have been treated with bone meal this year. In addition, 87,000 birch seedlings were planted across 58 hectares. Among the areas treated was an old pumice quarry at Vikrar, which in recent years has caused considerable wind erosion affecting the surrounding landscape.

The Chief Epidemiologist´s dashboard on respiratory infections has been updated with data through Week 4 of 2025 (January 20–26, 2025).

The Reykholt inventory has been inscribed on the national Memory of the World register. The inventory will be discussed in particular on UNESCO Day, to be held on Thursday, 7 May, at Edda.

The Chief Epidemiologist´s dashboard on respiratory infections has been updated with data through Week 8 of 2025 (February 17-23, 2025).

HSU in Selfoss // Kolbrún Gunnarsdóttir, head of the emergency department

Participation in screening for both breast cancer and cervical cancer has increased significantly in recent years and is now approaching the target participation rate.

Newsletter of Digital Iceland November 2024.

The Chief Epidemiologist's respiratory infections dashboard has been updated with data for weeks 12 and 13 of 2025 (March 17 – March 30, 2025).

Interview // The Pioneers of HSU’s Remote Monitoring: Margrét Björk Ólafsdóttir, Head Nurse, and Anna Margrét Magnúsdóttir, Assistant Unit Manager

Pathogens can originate from or be released into food and multiply at various stages of the food chain, including farming, slaughtering, processing, packaging, distribution, and serving. Some of these pathogens may produce toxins that result in food poisoning.