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Time to harvest wild plants for your dinner

You can go foraging in nature for ramps, onion cress, sorrel and many more edible plants. You may collect anywhere in publicly accessible forests...

If your children spend too much time in front of a screen, you can reach out to a psychologist for help

Dansk Behandling for Computerspil - og Onlineafhængighed (Danish Treatment for Computer Game and Online Addiction) is an organization you can contact. A new report...

KL (the association of municipalities in Denmark) proposed tobacco and nicotine-free workplaces for public employees in the municipalities

KL (the association of municipalities in Denmark) proposed tobacco and nicotine-free workplaces for public employees in the municipalities. 75% of municipalities already have tobacco-free...

Insights into the Danish way of life – Week 20

On Monday, May 20, we will be celebrating the national holiday of Pinse (Pentecost or Whit Monday). The date is held 50 days after...

The group “Students Against Occupation” set up camp on the city campus of Copenhagen University

Why? They are part of the global student movement for Palestine and have chosen this way to protest after dialogue with the university failed...

The end of organized fishing in the Baltic Sea

The 141-year old fisherman’s association in Bornholm has decided to close down. Why? The number of fishing vessels went from 200 to 34 in...

Cycling makes you smarter

According to a Danish neuroscientist, using your body’s muscles increases your brain size. Why? When the body's muscles work, signals are sent to the...

Some doctors “forget” to report their pharma-sponsored trips

A new scandal is brewing in the healthcare world as it was revealed that some doctors forgot to report their Novo Nordisk-sponsored trip to...

The troubles at Copenhagen Pride continue

More companies have withdrawn their support, like Google, Nykredit, DFDS and TUI. The political leader of Pride, Lars Henriksen, has resigned after 15 years...

Follow-up on the salmonella outbreak

The source of the outbreak was discovered - minced beef from England sold by Hilton Foods in Dagli'Brugsen, SuperBrugsen, 365 Discount, Coop, Irma and...
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