Quality of Life Research Center, Copenhagen, Denmark, Research Clinic for Holistic Medicine and Nordic School of Holistic Medicine, Copenhagen, Denmark, Scandinavian Foundation for Holistic Medicine, Sandvika, Norway, Interuniversity College, Graz, Austria, Division of Adolescent Medicine, Kentucky Children‘s Hospital, University of Kentucky, Lexington, United States of America, National Instit...

Søren Ventegodt, MD, MMedSci, EU-MScCAM and Joav Merrick, MD, MMedSci, DMSc Quality of Life Research Center, Copenhagen, Denmark; Research Clinic for Holistic Medicine and Nordic School of Holistic Medicine, Copenhagen, Denmark; Scandinavian Foundation for Holistic Medicine, Sandvika, Norway; Interuniversity College, Graz, Austria; National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, Offic...

BACKGROUND Adequate iodine nutrition is dependent on ground water content, seafood, and, as many countries use iodized cow fodder, dairy products. In most countries, salt fortification programs are needed to assure adequate iodine intake. OBJECTIVES The objectives are threefold: 1) to describe the past and present iodine situation in the Nordic countries, 2) to identify important gaps of know...

BACKGROUND The Nordic (Scandinavian) countries have had working arthroplasty registers for several years. However, the small numbers of inhabitants and the conformity within each country with respect to preferred prosthesis brands and techniques have limited register research. METHODS A collaboration called NARA (Nordic Arthroplasty Register Association) was started in 2007, resulting in a co...

The Quality of Life Research Center, Copenhagen, Denmark; Research Clinic for Holistic Medicine, Copenhagen, Denmark; Nordic School of Holistic Medicine, Copenhagen, Denmark; Scandinavian Foundation for Holistic Medicine, Sandvika, Norway; Interuniversity College, Graz, Austria; Norwegian School of Management, Sandvika, Norway; National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, Office of...

The five Nordic countries are characterized by stable political systems based on consensus and interactive contracts between the populations and their governments. There has been a prosperous development through more than half a century, which also has resulted in a model of ’good health care for all’. However from late part of 1980s and during the 1990s it was realised that the cost of health ...

The societies developed in the Nordic countries attract widespread international attention. These societies are among the richest in the world, they are among the most equal in the world, and their inhabitants seem to be among the happiest in the world. These merits and the fact that these countries are secularised, have (post)modern family structures, and always have been (small) open economie...

This article studies the courts’ procedures in East-Nordic and discusses link to several aspects of sustainability. In this chapter, concepts dimensions sustainability are discussed first. is followed by a description way which fits with theoretical context Scandinavian realism. Before conclusions, contemporary procedural paradigm from perspective.

We measure policy uncertainty for three small open economies and show how indices can capture important historical events, both local events such as referendums certain general elections, well global financial crises. By employing the methodology of Baker et al. (2016), we construct Scandinavian countries: Norway, Denmark Sweden. find that increased at home in world’s largest economy, US, leads...