There are disparities in Norway when it comes to healthcare, despite equal access for all citizens. It has been noted that cardiovascular disease, cancer and mental health disorders are prevalent in this society (World Health Rankings, 2014). While non communicable diseases rank as more prevalent in Norway, communicable diseases are tracked by the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (
Environmentally, there is not much to infer on when looking at diseases that Norway is faced with. There is the industrialized machinery that can lead to acid rain, but it hasn’t shown that it affects humans other than affecting fish supply (Borchgrevink, 2014). However, the indigenous populations that live in rural areas can be affected by lack of health
Environmentally, there is not much to infer on when looking at diseases that Norway is faced with. There is the industrialized machinery that can lead to acid rain, but it hasn’t shown that it affects humans other than affecting fish supply (Borchgrevink, 2014). However, the indigenous populations that live in rural areas can be affected by lack of health