A recent review of the frequency of respiratory infections and hospitalizations this winter compares Iceland to the situation in Europe.

A comprehensive history of the Gunnarsholt farm in Rangárvellir has been published in a book by Sveinn Runólfsson, a former Director of the Icelandic Soil Conservation Service. To celebrate this occasion, the author and the publishing house Sæmundur are hosting a celebratory event marking the publication in collaboration with Land and Forest Iceland.

The midwifery is subject to the same laws everywhere.

A report has been published with young people's responses concerning Prevention Day 2023.

"We really welcome that construction has begun at the Hlíð nursing home, as the closure of spaces there has had a significant impact on SAk's operations," says Ragnheiður Halldórsdóttir, cief medical officer and geriatrician at SAk.

The bill by the Minister of Social Affairs, Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson, on changes to the disability and rehabilitation pension system was approved by parliament on 22 June. The new system will take effect on 1 September 2025.

The annual report of the Directorate of Fisheries has been published.

Ban on fishing with bottom trawl north of Eldeyjarrost.

On Wednesday March 20th, a workshop on “Safer Northwest” was held at the Blönduós community centre. All the main stakeholders in the project were involved in the preparation or conversation in one way or another, and HSN is among them.

The board of the Icelandic Medical Association has decided that the 17th of May will be devoted to raising awareness of the work of physicians in Iceland.