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For example, all police cadets in Iceland attend a 40-hour field training course through a collaboration between the EMS School and the University of Akureyri

Driven by a passion for outdoor activities and nature conservation, Mossy Earth focuses on projects that restore ecosystems to a wild and sustainable state

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The laboratory plays a key role in the diagnosis and treatment of patients and is a cornerstone of the hospital’s clinical work.”

These areas are geographically diverse, encompassing a total of 7,396 hectares of forest and scrubland, approximately 5% of Iceland's total birch woodland

A cooperative group of the Office of Children and Families, the Directorate of Health, Homes and Schools, the Office of Gender Equality, the police, the

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years, to name just a few.

At the end of March, a new and advanced fluoroscopy X-ray machine, the Canon NRT Celex, was taken into use at the Imaging Department of Akureyri Hospital