Annual reports have been issued for 2021 on cervical cancer screening and breast cancer screening.

Prolonged uncertainty and natural catastrophes have significantly impacted the lives and well-being of the people in Grindavík. It is essential to take care of mental health and make use of the existing coping mechanisms.

Saturday the 12th of August will be the last day for Lumpfish fishing apart from inner Breiðafjörður where it is allowed until the 31st of August.

The National Archives of Iceland’s specialists in records management will be traveling to East Iceland from 23 - 25 September.

The Directorate of Fisheries draws attention to the fact that deadline for moving catch quota between vessels in the 2023/2024 fishing year is the 16th of September.

In light of changes and increase in population in the upper countrysides of South Iceland, the Healthcare Institution of South Iceland (HSU) has decided to relocate the healthcare operations to new and modern housing in the area.

Many institutions have moved its content to Ísland.is, and more are on the way.

The Directorate of Health wishes to hire a database specialist at the Centre for Electronic Health Solutions.

HVE supports the gender equality campaign of women and non-binary people, who make up 87% of the staff at the Institute. Women and non-binary people are completely indispensable in health care.

The main transport routes in Iceland have been compiled under the transport life event Transport.