Landlæknisembættið - Directorate of Health

EPI - ICE is a monthly electronic newsletter from the Chief Epidemiologist for Iceland, published by the Directorate of Health in both English and Icelandic.

Volume 1. 2005:

EPI - ICE. Volume 1. Issue 11. December 2005.
Contents of this issue:
  - Mumps cases are still on the increase
  - Table-top exercises in responses to pandemics

EPI - ICE. Volume 1. Issue 10. November 2005  (191 kb)
Contents of this issue:
  - Preparing for an influenza pandemic

EPI - ICE. Volume 1. Issue 9. October 2005
Contents of this issue:
  - Food-borne infections in September

EPI - ICE. Volume 1. Issue 7-8. August-September 2005   (204 kb)
Contents of this issue:
   - Outbreak of Mumps in Iceland
   - Gonorrhoea on the increase
   - Salmonella among tourists returning to Iceland

EPI - ICE. Volume 1. Issue 6. July 2005.  (204 kb)
Contents of this issue:
   - Mumps diagnosed in Iceland
   - Significant increase in mortality in the beginning of 2005

EPI - ICE. Volume 1. Issue 5. June 2005.   (pdf 241 kb)
Contents of this issue:
   - Campylobacteriosis in Iceland
   - Norovirus infections in the summertime

EPI - ICE. Volume 1. Issue 4. May 2005.  (220 kb)
Contents of this issue:
  -  Salmonella in Iceland
  -  Head lice. Has there been an actual increase?

EPI - ICE. Volume 1. Issue 3. April 2005.  (199 kb)
Contents of this issue:
  -  HIV infection: Low incidence in Iceland
  -  Chlamydia in Iceland
  -  Influenza vaccine for 2005-2006

EPI - ICE. Volume 1. Issue 2. March 2005  (270 kb)
Contents of this issue:
 -  Influenza and RSV infections
 -  MRSA infections on the increase
 -  Giardiasis in Iceland since 2000

EPI - ICE. Volume 1. Issue 1, February 2005  (64 kb)
Contents of this issue:
  -  EPI - ICE.  A new web publication
  -  The influenza in the winter season 2004-2005
  -  WHO resolution on pandemic influenza
  -  RSV-infections in the winter season 2004-2005

16 January 2006