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How can we improve endometriosis care in Belgium?

KCE Reports 378C (2024)In women with endometriosis, tissue similar to the lining of the uterus is also present in other parts of the body. Sometimes the disease causes no symptoms at all; in other cases, it has a considerable impact on various aspects of life, including sexual and social relationships, self-identity and body image, educational and employment opportunities, sport, quality of life. The care for women with endometriosis is still highly fragmented in Belgium, and approaches and expertise also vary greatly between hospitals.

[Homeopathy : State of affairs in Belgium]

KCE Reports 154 (2011)

Acupuncture: State of affairs in Belgium

KCE Reports 153C (2011)More than one Belgian out of 3 consulted at least once in his life an osteopath, a chiropractor, a homeopath or an acupunctor. Within the framework of the continuation of the setting pursuant to the law Stuck, the Minister for the public health asked the federal Center of expert testimony health care (KCE) carry out an inventory of fixtures of these 4 not-conventional medicines with success. In a first report (December 2010) KCE was concentrated on the study of osteopathy and chiropractic. This time, it is with the turn of acupuncture.

[Osteopathy and chiropractic: state of affairs in Belgium]

KCE Reports 148 (2010)

[Ostomy appliances in Belgium]

KCE Reports 21 (2005)

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