These assessments describe existing visualisations and their limitations. They are not ratings of the quality of medical evidence.
Ages 8–17
Growing up, friendships and school environments
Published Ungdata Junior and Ungdata findings cover grades 5–7 and grades 8 through the final year of upper secondary school. Some indicators are broken down by sex; others cover everyone together.
Description: Direct existing statistics
Ages 13–24
Psychological distress and quality of life
Ungdata charts broken down by sex for adolescents, plus separate Statistics Norway figures for women aged 18–24. These measures do not describe clinical diagnoses.
Description: Direct, using different measures
Ages 8–17
Sleep
Ungdata gives sleep duration by sex and grade. Junior and adolescent figures ask different questions and cannot be merged into one continuous time series.
Description: Direct, limited comparability
Adolescents and adults
Sexual health and violence
Ungdata reports unwanted sexual touching by sex; information about sexual assault centres concerns healthcare contact and service organisation.
Description: Several distinct types of statistics
Reproductive years and postpartum
Pregnancy, childbirth and abortion
Figures from the Abortion Registry, Statistics Norway and the Medical Birth Registry cover births, abortions, modes of delivery and selected pregnancy complications.
Description: Several published annual series
Adolescents and adults
Gynaecological health
Recorded gynaecological diagnoses and endometriosis are covered. Diagnostic registries do not measure everyone living with a condition.
Description: Limited to recorded healthcare contact
Adults and older adults
Screening
The Cervical Screening Programme has a long time series and historical county data. Exact 2025 county figures are still awaited from FHI. Mammography data are shown separately.
Description: Direct, one documented data gap
Multiple adult life stages
Healthcare services and waiting times
GP services, urgent care, the Norwegian Patient Registry and waiting times are included. Several overall series cover both sexes and do not alone show differences for women.
Description: Statistics available, sex breakdown varies
Adults, menopause and older adults
Health across adulthood
Life expectancy, health loss, healthy life years, sickness absence and social inequalities are addressed. No separate menopause-specific statistical series has been identified in the index.
Description: Broad topic, not complete life-stage coverage
Cross-cutting
Research and funding
International data on sex in clinical trials, Research Council mapping and a project register are already available.
Description: Cross-cutting research and funding data