Heart Health & “Football Fever”: A wearable-based study warns that intense match emotions can spike heart rate and stress hormones, raising risk for people with existing heart disease—especially stadium fans drinking alcohol. Norway Royals & Lung Health: Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s worsening pulmonary fibrosis and her son Marius Borg Høiby’s upcoming verdict (via video link for “health reasons”) keep Norway’s health and family crisis in the spotlight. Parenting & Substance Risk: New research finds parents’ alcohol and drug use strongly increases the odds their children will use substances too, but good parenting and abstinence can break the cycle. Child Safety Skills: A study suggests risky play helps children learn faster, safer decisions in real-world hazards like crossing busy streets. Public Health & Relationships: Norwegian-linked research reports higher later-life mortality among divorced people and widows compared with couples who stay together. Marine Health in the North Atlantic: Satellite research shows long-term declines in ocean productivity across parts of the Norwegian Sea and North Sea, with knock-on effects for fisheries and carbon uptake. Food & Performance: Norway’s World Cup camp reportedly brought its own chef and food to avoid stomach issues—while Haaland’s diet talk highlights hydration and balanced macros. World Cup Culture in Norway: FIFA’s tournament is also driving learning and community engagement, with schools using match themes to teach kids about other countries.