Skyr Takes the Cake in Denmark
A recent report from the Danish National Broadcasting Service shows that Icelandic skyr is one of the most popular health food items that Danes turn t...
Icelandic Franchise “Lemon” Expands to Paris
Icelandic sandwich and smoothie franchise, Lemon, is preparing to open its first European branch in Paris on March 1. The business will be located in ...
Sweden experiments with six-hour working day
Several employers in Sweden have been leading the way in reducing the working day to just six hours, citing happier and more productive employees. Lea...
Denmark: Almost 1 in 2 upper-secondary students smoke
46% of Danish upper-secondary students smoke either daily or occasionally, according to a new survey by the State Institute of Public Health (SIPH), w...
Boob jobs on the up in Denmark
The number of women getting breast augmentations in Denmark has doubled in the past five years, according to data from the State Serum Institute (SSI)...
Dentists too expensive for young Danes
Around one in three Danes aged between 18 and 29 are avoiding going to the dentist because of the cost involved, according to a recent survey from You...
Light nights in Finland impacting sleep
Sleep disorders in Finland peak during the summer months because the light nights and warmer temperatures lead to people altering their sleep patterns...
Fall in Danish abortions continues, particularly among teenagers
The drop in abortions among Denmark’s teenage girls is continuing, according to the country’s statistics office, Danmarks Statistik. Figures from the ...