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9%, inflammatory bowel disease in 1.3%, and rheumatoid arthritis in 0.6%. Compared to reports from other Norwegian epidemiological studies, a higher proportion of inflammatory bowel disease and epilepsy was found. This is in accordance with findings from other studies. The prevalence of non-melanoma skin cancers was significantly higher than in the general Norwegian population as they were reported by The Cancer Registry of Norway. Compared to reports from other Norwegian epidemiological studies, a higher proportion of inflammatory bowel disease and epileps
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