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Dr. Raisa Epassa, general practitioner, graduated in medicine at the Free University of Brussels (ULB) in 2015. It can accommodate you in private practice in French and English. For questions, please contact the Doctor by clicking the "Need help?" Tab. Content translated by google translate

Diplômé de l’Université libre de Bruxelles, je propose une approche globale et bienveillante de la médecine, centrée sur l’écoute et la prévention.

Fort d’une expérience approfondie en gériatrie et en pédiatrie, j’accorde une attention particulière à l’adaptation des soins à chaque âge de la vie du jeune enfant à la personne âgée.

Mon objectif est d’offrir un suivi personnalisé, combinant rigueur médicale et disponibilité, afin d’assurer une prise en charge efficace et humaine de chaque patient.

 Consultations sur rendez-vous accompagnement continu, conseils de prévention et prise en charge des maladies chroniques.

Maître de stages en médecine génrérale UCL

Diplomé,en médecine du sport

Emeritus Fellow of the American College of Sports medicine

Auteur: "le Sport et l'enfant" Charles Thiebaud, Piere Srumont Edtionds De boeck 1998

Auteur: " Le sport après 50" ans Charles Thiebauld, Pierre Sprumont Editionds De boeck 2005

Auteur " Dictionnaire médical de poche, Charles Thiebauld, Pierre Sprumont Editions de Boeck

Auteur: Lancet testing in hypobaric chamber drug claimed to improve impaired brain functions. The Lancet, july 23 1983 nbrs 8.3.4.5 volume 2

Citoyen d'honneur de l'Etat d' Oklahoma APRIL 23,1991

Dr. Manedong places a special emphasis on preventive medicine. She practices a rich and varied medicine where listening and empathy are of utmost importance. She treats patients of all ages.

Le Docteur Jeanne André, médecin généraliste, vous reçoit à son cabinet situé Avenue Général Médecin Derache 26, à Ixelles.

Merci de porter un masque si vous avez des symptômes grippaux.

Dr Hajjaj consults in Mons by appointment : Tuesday from 9am to 4pm , Wednesday from 9am to 1pm , Friday 09 to 4pm . Dr Hajjaj consults in Brussels by appointment : Monday from 11am to 5pm , Thursday from 10am to 1pm . THANK YOU TO CHECK THE PLACE OF CONSULTATION BEFORE TAKING RDV. Doctor Hajjaj, graduated from the Catholic University of Louvain, obtained a complementary master in General Medicine in 2013. She receives you in her office for a consultation of general medicine without age limit, for consultations of small gynecology (smear, contraception, STD,..) of management of chronic pathologies.

Dr. Sylvie Sonkoue is a general practitioner with many years of experience. She is specialized in general medicine and early childhood medicine. She graduated in general medicine in 2014. Dr. Sonkoue is now installed in Ganshoren. She will be pleased to welcome you in her office located in Avenue Verdi 47. Do not hesitate and make an appointment now!

Consultations: Monday - Wednesday - Friday from 15h to 19h, and Tuesday - Thursday from 10h to 15h.

Lison Michel, general practitioner, graduated from the University of Namur and the Catholic University of Louvain where she obtained her medical degree. She welcomes you to Dr. Moreau-Henry's practice.

Dr Mohammed Kardal est diplômé de l'UCL en médecine générale depuis 2015 et possède plusieurs années d'expériences. Il vous reçoit en consultation au centre médical ma santé à Molenbeek ainsi qu'au centre médical de Strooper à Laeken. N'hésitez pas à prendre rendez vous dès maintenant.

As a passionate general practitioner, I welcome you with pleasure from Monday to Friday at the Espace Médical Waterloo. Visits at home or in a nursing home are possible (if it is difficult to travel). I am and will remain a member of the medical profession. It is important that a consultation with a GP takes place in an atmosphere of mutual respect and trust (guaranteed by medical confidentiality). A general practitioner is able to treat 95% of patients' complaints but will not hesitate, if necessary, to refer you to a specialist (cardiologist, pediatrician,...) while continuing to be your health reference person. Most of the time, we go to our family doctor because we are sick and would like to be relieved or cured. However, an essential part of our mission as general practitioners is also to keep you healthy! We all know the old adage: "prevention is better than cure". In the medical world, we call this "prevention". We start by making sure that you are up to date on your vaccinations and any screening that may be required (e.g. breast, colon or prostate cancer). Solutions will be found together so that you can live the healthiest life possible by addressing topics such as a balanced diet, smoking and alcohol cessation, and sports activities. Prevention can be found in a multitude of other forms that depend on each patient: contraception, risks related to the presence of pesticides and endocrine disruptors, maintaining the elderly at home, ... Another important aspect of prevention is that I am continually training in medicine to ensure the rational use of drugs and medical imaging. Finally, I attach great importance to the patient being an actor of his health. Indeed, a patient who is well informed about his disease and his treatments will take better care of himself. Start by taking a look at https ://masante.belgique.be, which is a central access point for consulting various personal data concerning your health and other health-related information in general.