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A historic milestone has been reached: the World Health Organization (WHO) has recently decided to include MASLD among non-communicable diseases, alongside cardiovascular diseases, cancers, diabetes, and chronic respiratory diseases. This recognition is a first and marks a turning point in the global approach to this condition.

On the occasion of World Infertility Awareness Month, the H.U.B Fertility Clinic is launching the campaign "Your Fertility, Your Story". This public health initiative aims to better inform both the general public and healthcare professionals about contemporary challenges in fertility and its management. 

Lupus is an autoimmune disease, which can affect different organs and manifest very differently from one person to another. To better understand this condition, we interviewed Prof. Muhammad Soyfoo, Rheumatologist, and Prof. Frédéric Vandergheynst, Internal Medicine at H.U.B, both specialists in lupus. 

We are pleased to announce that the Brussels University Hospital - Erasmus Hospital centre has obtained full ICARe-HF accreditation, an international distinction recognizing excellence in the management of heart failure.

On the occasion of World Parkinson’s Disease Day on April 11, 2026, Dr. Vincent Leclercq, neurologist and specialist in movement disorders at H.U.B, sheds light on the current realities of the disease and the importance of appropriate care.

The Neurology Department of H.U.B is inaugurating today its brand-new Integrated Memory Clinic, dedicated to the care of people living with memory disorders or other cognitive impairments, including Alzheimer’s disease.

On the occasion of World Obesity Day, Ingrid Hanson, a dietitian accredited by the Federal Public Service for Public Health at the Integrated Obesity Center of H.U.B., explains the delicate issue of nutrition for patients who wish or need to lose weight.

On this World Obesity Day, Professor Jean-Charles Preiser, from the Department of Internal Medicine and expert within the team of the Integrated Obesity Centre at H.U.B, explains the new approaches to managing this chronic disease.

The 10th Edition of the Neonatal Pain Colloquium was a great success.
Mission accomplished: deepening understanding and advancing clinical practice by bringing together diverse perspectives and expertise in the service of our youngest patients.