Ed. Note: Thanks to Rafael Mendoza Torres for bringing this to my attention:
This is from Avaat.org and is further evidence that it is not just fringe groups that are concerned about the effects of 5G.
The following is a letter signed by 434 Belgian doctors and 900 health professionals.
See also: http://www.avaate.org/spip.php?article2845
Here is their letter:
Faced with the massive and reckless deployment of wireless technologies, we, health professionals, ask the government to enforce the precautionary principle in order to protect the population and more particularly the most vulnerable groups, including pregnant women. and children.
In the midst of a pandemic, while citizens are confined and society is under severe strain, Proximus started on March 31 the deployment of the future 5G in 30 municipalities around Brussels.
Even if it could be a simple coincidence, this seems indecent to us at a time when the Belgians must fight together to try to overcome the human drama that concerns us all. At the same time, consumer organizations have been quick to publish articles claiming that the technology is not dangerous.
The exposure of the population to electromagnetic radio frequency / microwave (RF / MO) radiation has been increasing over the past decades. Wireless home phones (DECT), smartphones, tablets in 3G then 4G, Wi-Fi at home, at work, in nurseries, schools, transport and public places…
And now we are witnessing the arrival of 5G or at least 4G +.
However, the safety of this exposure has never been demonstrated. On the contrary, evidence of its harmfulness is accumulating. Since 2011, moreover, electromagnetic RF / MO radiation from wireless technologies has been considered by the WHO as possibly carcinogenic (class 2B), largely because of the increased risks of gliomas and acoustic neuromas among long-term users. cell phone date.
The Precautionary Principle was in no way respected during the massive deployment of these wireless technologies.
However, when serious and possibly irreversible risks have been identified, the lack of certainty should not be used as a pretext to postpone measures to protect the environment and health.
We have reviewed the independent scientific literature and we refer, among other things, to Resolution 1815 of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. Our conclusions agree with those of independent specialists, and are that the precautionary principle is currently not applied and that the protection of the health of citizens, and children in particular, is not ensured in the face of overexposure to these electromagnetic radiation. RF / MO.
The standards intended to protect the population from exposure to electromagnetic radiation RF / MO only take into account the heating of tissues (thermal effect) during an exposure of limited duration.
These standards do not take into account repeated and / or prolonged exposures, or any non-thermal biological effects which occur at values significantly lower than the values currently authorized. They were not designed to protect fetuses, children, adolescents, the elderly, etc.
For children, the risks may be increased due to the cumulative effects of prolonged exposure. Their brains, organs and developing and immature tissues may be more sensitive to exposure. And the rays penetrate proportionally more deeply into their organs than into those of adults since their dimensions are smaller.
The widespread deployment of wireless technologies has known health risks for several decades.
Numerous studies (studies on cells, animals, epidemiological studies) confirm the existence of non-thermal biological effects induced by exposure to electromagnetic radiation RF / MO emitted by wireless technologies. These biological effects are, for example, DNA damage (ruptures), disturbances in protein synthesis, sperm alterations, disturbances in hormone synthesis.
We know the consequences of DNA damage, including their link with the occurrence of cancer. The latest studies on rats conducted in 2018 by two different independent institutes (NTP and Ramazzini) have shown that exposure to electromagnetic RF / MO radiation increases the occurrence of tumors, especially in the brain. Following this, in March 2019, the International Agency for Research on Cancer recommended a reassessment of the classification of these radiations within 4 years.
In May 2019, the Belgian Superior Health Council recognizes, in an opinion on non-ionizing radiation, the existence of the biological effects of this radiation at non-thermal levels; their link with the development of cancers (significant and statistically significant increases in the risk of cerebral gliomas and homolateral acoustic neuromas); the link between maternal exposure to electromagnetic fields from mobile phone frequencies and the existence of behavioral and language disorders in children.
Although it takes more than 20 years for some cancers to develop, there is already an increase in glioblastomas (brain cancers) in populations in some European countries. In view of these elements, it would therefore become unseemly to dare to continue to claim that all of this represents no danger to health.
What about 5G?
The installation of 5G will require significant relaxation of standards that are already far too high.
In addition, this technology, which presents technical specificities different from technologies of previous generations, has not been the subject of preliminary health studies. Some scientists fear an increase in the occurrence of skin cancer and eye damage linked to the use of higher carrier frequencies.
In addition, the multiplication of the number of relay antennas necessary for the installation of the 5G network and the absolute hyper-connectivity in which it will precipitate society will impose a generalized and certain increase in the levels of exposure of the populations.
This is equivalent to predicting a situation where the overall health risk would be increased by a factor that cannot be determined in advance, with health consequences of which we do not know the nature and over which we would have no control.
This would also amount to a breach of the Nuremberg Code since it would ultimately be an experiment on humans without their consent, without certainty that the benefit to society is greater than the risk incurred …
As doctors, we are already deploring more and more pathologies that may be linked to environmental components such as this increasing exposure of the population to electromagnetic radiation from wireless. We also receive testimonials and we meet more and more people suffering from physical disorders potentially linked to exposure to electromagnetic radiation such as sleep disorders, tinnitus, palpitations, headaches, attention disorders and concentration, severe pain …
We ask, with reference to Resolution 1815 of May 2011 of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, as well as in line with dozens of calls from doctors and scientists around the world, that local public representatives, regional and federal authorities take their responsibilities and the necessary measures to obtain:
• The application of the Precautionary Principle in order to protect the population, especially the youngest, children, pregnant women, the elderly,
• A moratorium on the deployment of 5G pending health impact studies,
• Raising awareness among citizens, in particular parents, adolescents and pregnant women, about the responsible and responsible use of wireless connected objects,
• The establishment of truly protective exposure standards based on the thermal and non-thermal biological effects of RF / MO electromagnetic fields and radiation,
• The creation of a vigilance center or a symptom inventory organization in connection with this exhibition.
With this carte blanche, we reach the thousands of doctors and scientists from around the world who, since 2000, have joined their voices in recurrent calls to alert populations and politicians to the dangers of wireless technologies.
Today, we are among the 434 Belgian doctors and 900 health professionals to sign the “Hippocrates Electrosmog Appeal” to ask the government to apply the precautionary principle in order to protect the population against these dangers. You will find on our website all the references relating to the information communicated above: https://www.hippocrates-electrosmog-appeal.be/
The recent news worries us all the more, but let us bet together that it can be the occasion of new awakenings and advances in the field of prevention, which must today and more than ever make the object of all our attention.
And here is the list of doctors – and no, they are not all homeopaths.
“Faced with the massive and reckless deployment of wireless technologies, we, health professionals, ask the government to enforce the precautionary principle in order to protect the population and more particularly the most vulnerable groups, including pregnant women. and children.”
Signed:
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Dr V. Verly, General practitioner, Woluwe-St-Lambert
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Dr M. Koelman, General practitioner, CU public health School Medicine, Limal
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Dr S. Scheffer, General practitioner, Limal
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Dr V. Marneffe, Neurosurgeon, Dion-Valmont
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Dr N. Whenham, Medical Oncologist, Lima
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Dr V. Jadoulle, Psychiatric Doctor, Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve
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Dr D. Hercot, Attached doctor – training General practitioner and public health, politics and management of health systems, Etterbeek
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Dr S. Andries, Pediatrician, Gembloux
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Dr Vincent Verschaeve, Oncologist, Charleroi
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Dr F. Cornelis, Oncologist, Woluwe-St-Lambert
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Pr V. Havelange, Hematologist, Brussels
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Pr C. Daumerie, Specialist Doctor, Sterrebeek
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Dr S. Tenreira Martins, General practitioner, Auderghem
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Dr E. Koelman, General practitioner, Evere
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Dr JM Gilles, General practitioner, Molenbeek
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Dr Th. Connerotte, Hematologist, Ottignies
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Dr P. Abouhamad, Nuclear medicine doctor, Namur
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Dr S. Vanneste, Emergency physician, Wavre
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Dr I. Graulich, General practitioner, Bousval
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Dr H. Bakkali, General practitioner, Anderlecht
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Dr MJ Amaral, Gynecologist, Namur
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Dr P. Jadoulle, General practitioner, Marchienne-au-Pont
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Dr Ch. Van Cutsem, General practitioner, Etterbeek
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Dr M. Verheyen, Geneesheer, Tienen
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Dr Ch. Anslot, Pediatrician, Anderlecht
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Dr C. Ruyssen, Pediatrician Wavre
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Dr A. Angheben, General practitioner, Etterbeek
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Dr B. Janssens, General practitioner, Gembloux
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Dr R. Miah, Obstetrician Gynecologist, Chapelle lez herlaimont
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Dr M.-D. Petit, General practitioner, Louvain-La-Neuve
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Dr P. Pierret, Neurologist, Soye
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Dr M.-D. François, Pediatrician, Chastre
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Dr F. Saussu, Doctor Neurologist, Ottignies
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Dr A.-F. Hubert, Pediatrician, Chaumont-Gistoux
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Dr I. Kint, Physician of functional and nutritional medicine, Profondeville
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Dr N. Stein, Pediatrician, Ohey
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Dr S. Bulduk, General practitioner, Saint-Josse-ten-Noode
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Dr B. Steichen, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr D. Pereira, General practitioner, Uccle
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Dr J.-C. Leeuwerck, General practitioner, Schaerbeek
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Dr A. Michel, General practitioner, Limal
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Dr P. Van Kerckhove, General practitioner, Molenbeek St-Jean
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Dr J. Coppe, Psychiatrist and nutritionist, Wavre
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Dr C. Devred, General practitioner, Kraainem
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Dr M. Sevenants, General practitioner, Saint Gilles
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Dr C. Bleyenheuft, Physical doctor and rehabilitation, Namur
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Dr Ch. Godefroit, General practitioner, Laeken
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Dr A. Bulduk, General practitioner, Evere
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Dr O. Ouakas, General practitioner, Molenbeek-St-Jean
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Dr M. Tondeur, Retired pediatrician, Linkebeek
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Pr V. van Pesch, Neurologist, Woluwe-St-Lambert
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Dr C. Durieu, General practitioner, Noville-Les-Bois
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Dr HQ Le Nhu, general practitioner, Auderghem
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Dr J. Lakhal, General practitioner, Forest
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Dr M. Seutin, Child psychiatrist, Schaerbeek
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Dr M. Vanderveken, Social Medicine, Brussels
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Dr W. Zhu, Assistant general medicine, Sint-Stevens-Woluwe
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Dr G. Wieers, Internist, Genval
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Dr J. Huvenne, General practitioner, Wavre
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Dr V. Olbregts, General practitioner, Villers-la-Ville
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Dr M. Noyen, Pensioner doctor, Bierges
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Dr Ch. Van Ruyssevelt, Doctor – Radiologist, Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve
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Dr M. De Greift, General practitioner, Auderghem
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Dr E. Borremans, General practitioner, Braine l’Alleud
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Dr P. Jenaer, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr A.-P. Schillings, Radiologist, Senologist, Ottignies
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Dr T. Voicu, Pediatrician, Chaumont-Gistoux
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Dr J. Noël, Pulmonologist, Walhain
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Dr S. Ledeghen, ENT Doctor, Loupoigne
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Dr M. Streel, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr M. Ch. Berghezan, General practitioner, Braine le chateau
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Dr E. Dardenne, Urologist, Ottignies
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Pr J. Melin, Internal cardiologist, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert
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Dr FX Romain, Doctor of Medicine, Woluwe-Saint-Pierre
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Dr N. Lasa Montoya, General practitioner, Charleroi
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Dr JP Haxhe, Surgeon, Chaumont-Gistoux
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Dr Ph. Antoine, Neuropsychiatrist, Schaerbeek
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Dr I. Van Acker, School arts, Gent
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Dr T. Aouattah, Gastroenterologist, Bierges
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Dr R. Boutemy, Doctor – senologist radiologist, Ixelles
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Dr N. Hogge, Child psychiatrist, Watermael
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Dr A. Lecloux, Pediatrician, Court-St-Etienne
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Dr C. Draguet, Doctor, Longueville
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Dr C. Moyersoen, General practitioner, Wezembeek-Oppem
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Dr D. Goddart, Doctor – Radiologist, La Louvière
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Dr E. Brewaeys, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr L. Delle Vigne, Gynecologist, Brussels
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Dr L. Romedenne, General practitioner, Woluwe-St-Lambert
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Dr M. Lonneux, Doctor, Gembloux
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Dr P. Desclee, Radiologist, Woluwe-St-Pierre
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Dr T Lê, Pediatrician, Limal
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Dr T. Puttemans, Radiologist, Rixensart
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Dr V. Boon, Gynecologist, Wavre
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Dr A. Pirlet, Specialist, Ramillies
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Dr E. Ponte, Radiologist, Wavre
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Dr R. Poncin, Oncologist, Profondeville
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Dr M.-F. Wauthier, Doctor, Wavre
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Dr VA De Wilde, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Algology, Yvoir
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Dr J. Embise, General practitioner, Nassogne
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Dr P. Lauwers, General practitioner, Evere
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Dr P. Awouters, Doctor Stomatologist, Ottignies
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Dr OM Thiran, General practitioner, Lonzee
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Dr X. Lequeu, General practitioner, Bois de Lessines
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Dr N. Delhez, General practitioner, Ambly
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Dr V. Fraselle, Physician and rehabilitation, Uccle
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Dr F. Bastogne, General practitioner, Louvain-la-Neuve
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Dr A. Parada, General practitioner, Trois-Ponts
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Dr A. Leclercq, Doctor, Forest
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Dr A. Stinglhamber, Ophthalmologist, Louvain-la-Neuve
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Dr A. Wauthier, Child psychiatrist, Merelbeke
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Dr AS Crochelet, Pediatrician, Bayne Heusay
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Dr C. Gielen, General practitioner, Rixensart
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Dr F. Jenaer, General practitioner, Etterbeek
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Dr R. Müler, Pediatrician, Tournai
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Dr E. Seny, General practitioner, migrainology, Hannut
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Dr I. De Bock, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr M. Lefrancq, ENT Doctor, Bierges
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Dr A. Debyser, Huisarts, Zaventem
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Dr M. Hubert, General practitioner, Sambreville
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Dr F. Decorte, General practitioner, Genappe
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Dr I. Eeckhout, Dermatologist, Melle
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Dr L. Temmerman, Dermatologist, Kruisem
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Dr A. Coolen, Arts, Mortsel
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Dr A. Salaroli, Hematologist, Brussel
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Dr C. Tennstedt, General practitioner, Woluwe
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Dr C. Hossay, Gynecologist, Kraainem
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Dr A. de vits, Arts verloskundige, Merelbeke
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Dr L. Vandecasteele, Arts, Gent
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Dr M. Avets, Huisarts, Gent
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Dr AM Lontie, Huisarts, Gent
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Dr K. De Mey, Sint Andries
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Dr S. Colaes, Huisarts, Scheldewindeke
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Dr N. Clumeck, Psychiatrist, Brussels
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Dr C. Vaysse-van Oost, Doctor in Palliative Care, LLN
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Dr P. Hannon, Doctor, Liège
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Dr C. Van der thereforekt, Nuclear Medicine Internist, Soignies
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Pr A. Boom, Doctor Researcher, Faculty of Medicine ULB
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Dr M. Vander Stappen, Pneumo-oncologist, Belgium
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Dr C. Hulstaert, General practitioner, Schaerbeek
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Dr JM Delaive, Doctor, Belgium
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Dr F. Gueibe, General practitioner, Libin
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Dr T. Willemart, Neurologist, Belgium
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Dr N. Samain, General practitioner, Belgium
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Dr J. Bourguignon, Infanto-Juvenile Psychiatry, Brussels
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Dr G. Hubert, General practitioner, Tourinnes-St-Lambert
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Dr A. Guilmot, Assistant Physician Candidate in Neurology, Belgium
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Dr M. Hars, Wezembeek-Oppem, General and School Doctor
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Dr N. Ben El Mostapha, Emergency physician, Bousval
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Dr C. Cayphas, Obstetrician-Gynecologist, Rhode-St-Genèse
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Dr S. Swinnen, Oogchirurg, Bree
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Dr S. Wynants, Oogarts, Antwerpen
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Dr C. Colinet, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr J. Denis, Arts, Emblem
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Dr E. Van Hoogenbemt, Arts, Zwalm
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Dr M. Migeotte, General practitioner, Herstal
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Dr J. Catala, General practitioner, Belgium
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MD, PhD, S. Van Gool, Kinderoncologie, Herent
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Dr. MD. de Hemptinne, Doctor, Belgium
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Dr L. Barras, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Wavre
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Dr K. Van Kerkhoven, Arts, Antwerpen
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Dr B. Lefevre, Huisarts, Deurne
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Dr J. Lintermans, Doctor of Science, Pharmaceutical Consultant, Louvain-la-Neuve
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Dr L. Renard, Oncological Radiotherapy, Belgium
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Dr P. Wollaert, Huisarts, Schoten
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Pr L. Labriola, Nephrologist, Woluwe-St-Lambert
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Dr S. Depicker, Arts, Oostkamp
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Dr A. Verleysen, Huisarts, Aalst
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Dr JE Vanderheyden, Neurologist, Fleurus
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Dr A. Van Dessel, Surgeon, Lasne
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Dr E. Traey, Arts, Belgium
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Dr V. Grégoire, General practitioner, Frasnes-Lez-Gosselies
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Pr C. Huart, ENT, Woluwe-St-Lambert
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Dr L. Gérard, Doctor in Intensive Care, Brussels
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Dr C. Collienne, Hospital Practitioner in Intensive Care, Tervueren
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Dr V. Gillion, Nephrologist, Belgium
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Dr J. Van Winghem, Pediatrician, Wezembeek
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Dr A. Luyckx, General practitioner, Belgium
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Pr B. Navez, Abdominal Surgery, Nalinnes
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Dr S. Marien, Geriatrician, Belgium
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Dr S. Mastrobuoni, Cardiac Surgeon, Sterrebeek
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Dr N. de Suray, Gastroenterologist, Belgium
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Dr A. Gigi, Child psychiatrist, Arlon
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Dr K. Vandewalle, Huisarts, Brugge
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Dr MC Husken, Retired occupational doctor, Overijse
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Dr M. Soeur, Neurologist, Huldenberg
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Dr JM Huard, Doctor, Overijse
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Dr C. Lhonneux, Gastro-Enterologist, Brussels
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Dr E. Van den Heuvel, Huisarts, Overmere
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Dr C. Debeer, General practitioner, Anderlecht
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Dr C. Canon, Doctor, Teacher, Namur
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Dr M. Ndamé, General practitioner, Nivelles
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Dr Y. Bertholet, General practitioner, Belgium
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Dr M. Dullaert, Huisaert, Lokeren
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Dr C. Dachelet, Dermatologist, UCL Godinne site
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Dr M. Herssens, Homeopathisch Arts, Lokeren
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Dr JL Fontaine, General practitioner, Gerpinnes
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Dr V. Dablemont, General practitioner, Ixelles
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Dr P. Vanhulle, Huisarts, Blankenberge
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Dr J. Troubleyn, Huisarts, Maasei
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Dr P. Fernez, Doctor, Sombreffe
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Dr H. Mermans, Huisarts, Niel
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Dr W. Samyn, Huisarts, Kortrijk
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Dr M. Thoolen, huisarts Geneeskunde voor het Volk Genk
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Dr P. Nicodemus, Huisarts, Genk
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Dr L. Ben Messaoud, Huisarts, Genk
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Dr F. Otten, Kontich
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Dr N. Hachez, Occupational doctor, Wépion
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Dr V. Hachez, School Doctor, Gembloux
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Dr A. Dalhem, Pediatrician, Belgium
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Dr L. Berghmans, Huisarts, Hemiksem
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Dr G. Francken, Huisarts, Essen
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Dr M. Vandenbussche, General practitioner, Woluwe-St-Lambert
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Dr J. Bergé, Orthodontist, Oudenaarde
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Dr A. van Veen, arts algemene geneeskunde, Arendonk
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Dr A. Hainaux, Retired doctor, Belgium
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Dr A. Neckebroek, Huisarts, Schoten
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Dr K. Cooman, Huisarts, Brakel
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Dr I. Desmedts, Huisarts, Roselaere
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Dr. A. Dermul; Huisarts, Brugge
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Dr F. Sierens, arts homeopaat, Knokke-Heist
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Dr A. Godderis, arts, Miss
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Dr S. Depreitere, huisarts, Brugge
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Dr C. Lefever, arts, Berchem
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Dr R. Segers, huisarts, Sinaai
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Dr J. Conings, Arts, Bree
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Dr H. De Smet, Arts, Meerbeek
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Dr P. Lanoye, Arts, Belgium
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Dr L. Dehaen, Huisarts, Merchte
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Dr Steyaert Brigitte, Arts, Leuven
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Dr Vanden Eynde, Eric, Tervuren, dokter in de diergeneeskunde
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Dr Doeuvre, Erwin, Oostende, Arts-homeopaat
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Dr P. Gengoux, Homeopathic dermatologist, Etterbeek
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Dr JH Keijzer, General practitioner, La Louvière
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Dr JC Marot, Namur
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Dr V. Col, Endocrino-diabetologist, Ottignies
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Dr M. Benaets, Cardiologist, LLN
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Dr T. Dugernier, Intensivist, Ottignies
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Dr I. Michel, Anesthesiologist, Ottignies
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Dr T. Roy, Doctor, Etterbeek
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Dr J. Simar, Biologist, Limal
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Dr E. Agneessens, Doctor, Brussels
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Dr T. Sprockeels, Urological Surgeon, Wepion
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Dr S. Kassam, Pediatrician, Belgium
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Dr J. Simar, Pediatrician, Genval
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Dr N. Delbrassine, Ophthalmologist, Bierges
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Dr M. Heymans, Doctor, Grez Doiceau
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Dr V. De Winde, Specialist Doctor, Ottignies
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Dr V. Selosse, Doctor, Ottignies
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Dr A. Wauters, Cardiologist, Ottignies
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Dr E. Duchene, Psychiatrist for adolescents, Schaerbeek
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Dr E. Theunissen, Physician of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Waterloo
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Dr C. Herinckx, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr J. Schoonjans, Radiologist, Ottignies
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Dr JC Degols, Court-St-Etienne
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Dr V. Momber, General practitioner, Belgium
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Pr JP Machiels, Oncologist, Woluwe
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Dr P. Awouters, Stomatologist, Champion
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Dr A. Picard, Doctor, Houyet
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Dr P. Serneels, Doctor, Ittre
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Dr A. Degraeuwe, Dermatologist in Training (MACCS), Belgium
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Dr N. Hetsch, Visceral Surgeon, Ottignies
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Dr B. Gressens, Doctor, Chastre
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Dr C. Van Damme, Psychiter, Dion-Valmont
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Dr M. Desmit, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr A. De Winter, General practitioner, St-Gilles
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Dr JC Dutranoy, Digestive Surgeon, Ottignies
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Dr A. Mayence, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr L. Pratte, Pediatrician, Ottignies
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Dr M. Melchior, General practitioner, Rixensart
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Dr L. Van den Bossche, Huisarts, Puurs
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Dr A. Gille, Emergency Doctor, Belgium
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Dr JF Legrève, Obstetrician, Ophain
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Dr P. Coomans de Brachène, General practitioner, Ottignies
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Dr L. Bougata, General practitioner, Ottignies
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Dr B. Majerus, Surgeon, Chaumont-Gistoux
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Dr A. Hubert, Pediatrician, Dion le val
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Dr F. Bosman, General practitioner, Ottigines
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Dr C. Feincoeur, General practitioner
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Dr F. Verhegghen, General practitioner, Schaerbeek
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Dr A. Amraoui, Cardiologist, Brussels
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Dr V. Baudoux, General practitioner, Nivelles
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Dr M. Puzeist, Dermatologist, Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve
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Dr L. Fostier, Assistant General Practitioner, Brussels.
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Dr M. Maureen, General practitioner, Ottiginies
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Dr T. Thi My Quyên, General practitioner, Dilbeek
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Dr M. Glibert, General practitioner, Genappe
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Dr M. Bawin, General practitioner, Liège
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Dr R. Niessen, Intensivist, Brussels
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Dr V. Van Migen, General practitioner, Libramont
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Dr R. Heintz, General practitioner, Arlon
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Dr D. Veldekens, Psychiatrist, Fouleng
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Dr M. Gualtieri, Doctor, Court-St-Etienne
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Dr G. Heintz, Doctor, Belgium
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Dr S. Guns, General practitioner, Anhée
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Dr B. Michaux, General practitioner, Grez-doiceau
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Dr. JL. Vanderlinden, Huisarts, Tielt-Winge
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Dr F. Vanden Berghe, Gepensioneerd huisarts, Genk
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Dr O. Maréchal, Nutritionist, Sirault
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Dr C. Deneyer, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr B. Lambert, Arts, Kortrijk
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Dr J. Valembois, General practitioner, Binche
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Dr T. Crepin, General practitioner, Wavre
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Dr. ML. Allen, General practitioner homeopath, Fosses-La-Ville
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Dr S. Rèsimont, Functional medicine, Brussels
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Dr S. Bourgeois, Specialist in neurology, Braine-l’ailleud
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Dr G. Van dingenen, Huisarts, Geel
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Dr L. Van den Bossche, Huisarts, Puurs-Sint-Amands
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Dr A. Ansiaux, General practitioner, Belgium
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Dr G. Gabriëls, Arts, Stokrooie
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Dr M. Toussaint, Doctor, Marchin
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Dr P. Restu, Emergency Doctor, Evrehaille
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Dr T. Coppens, Specialist Neurologist, Ohain
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Dr C. Collinet, General practitioner, Schaerbeek
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Dr JP Fiévet, Ophthalmologist, Brussels
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Dr S. Tomas, Anesthesiologist, Bousval
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Dr C. Druart, Doctor,
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Dr J. Spoden, General practitioner, Belgium
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Dr C. Ruyssen, Pediatrician, Wavre
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Dr F. Breuskin, Gastro-Enterologist, Belgium
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Dr J. Vereeke, Cardiologist, Schaerbeek
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Dr A. Raes, Glabais
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Dr S. Blocx, General practitioner, Flémalle
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Dr B. Ledegen, Geneesheer, Antwerpen
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Dr ME Janssen, General practitioner, Bressoux
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Dr V. Colmant, General practitioner, Dour
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Dr Ngoc Que TRAN, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr C. Braun, Emergency Doctor, Overijse
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Dr Y. Vercruysse, Anderlecht, Doctor
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Dr C. Boulanger, Pediatrician, Brussels
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Dr JC Verougstraete, Gynecologist, Ottignies
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Dr V. Remouchamp, Radiotherapist Oncologist, CHU UCL Namur
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Dr E. Aertgeerts, Anesthesiologist, Sohier
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Dr S. O’Brien, General practitioner, Brussels
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Dr I. Van Acker, Arts, Gent
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Dr V. Goffin, Doctor, Celfontainre
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Dr J. Loop, General practitioner, Brussels
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[…] https://frankreport.com/2020/05/28/dna-damage-brain-cancer-513-doctors-and-900-belgian-health-profes… […]
This is far from the first appeal from European medical doctors on the issue of wireless technology and health. In 2002, over a thousand German physicians, mostly specializing in environmental medicine, signed the Freiburg Appeal. Tens of thousands of people have endorsed it since then. It was updated ten years later:
http://freiburger-appell-2012.info/media/International_Doctors_Appeal_2012_Nov.pdf
In the original appeal, medical doctors spoke of first-hand experience with their patients and how they were cured of all kinds of conditions when removed from wireless fields. And there have been other appeals, including more recent petitions about 5G. Yet no one listens: only the OFFICIAL health agencies such as WHO and the FDA are to be believed.
The FCC takes its health advice from the FDA, incidentally. Many people have tried to lobby the FCC on its radiation guidelines, the very worst in the whole world from a protective point of view. I can save them time. In the highly unlikely event that you ever do manage to get a person from the FCC in a corner where they have to answer questions, he or she will look completely innocent and say: We are just telecoms regulators, we know nothing about health, we rely entirely on expert advice from the FDA and the engineering industry. Go talk to them.
Note that these appeals come from Europe, where minds are still a little freer. There are a very few US academics who have stuck their necks out and tried to alert the public to the hazards. Perhaps the most sincere appeal was from Dr Martin Blank of Columbia University, truly one of the great figures in the field, among other things a long-term consultant to the US Office of Naval Research:
https://emsafetyalliance.org/docs/Martin-Blank-Obituary-2018.pdf
How much more authoritative and “establishment” could a scientist possibly be? He died very shortly after sending this heartfelt message to the World Health Organization:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ijs5lrebac
… a truly desperate appeal for which he never even received acknowledgment of receipt from UN Secretary General Ban ki-Moon and WHO Director General Margaret Chan.
I primed a radio journalist to tackle Dr Emilie van Deventer, head of the WHO International EMF Project, at an international conference, and ask her about this appeal from Dr Martin Blank and his colleagues and whether she had received it. Dr Van Deventer said she was “aware of it”. That was the sum total of her response. I’m quite proud of being the one person who managed to force this tiny concession out of the WHO hierarchy, that they are indeed actually “aware” of the humanity that exists outside their cosy offices in Geneva.
The journalist had to pay 300 euros to get into that industry conference, incidentally.
So — it doesn’t matter how many doctors and scientists warn the world. The WHO will simply ignore all warnings. The media just bleats: the WHO says it’s safe, so it’s safe. Case closed, carry on regardless, radiating the entire environment across the entire radio spectrum. Nothing to see here, folks.
Until today, perhaps. The only reason I’m writing this is to celebrate President Donald Trump terminating the USA’s relationship with the World Health Organization:
https://time.com/5845486/european-union-trump-world-health-organization/
According to Time Magazine, the South African health minister calls this move “unfortunate”:
“Certainly, when faced with a serious pandemic, you want all nations in the world to be particularly focused … on one common enemy,” he told reporters.
If there is one common enemy the world needs to focus on right now and blow completely out of the water once and for all, it’s the World Health Organization. I’ve been fighting this miserable bunch for decades, these completely untouchable, completely unaccountable, unbelievably cruel and callous people, who spend more money on first-class air travel for themselves than they do on HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria put together.
As I tried to point out in my comment about Dr. Tedros, the WHO is not just under China’s thumb. The UK wields huge power there as well, not least through its links with their old pal Dr. Tedros, whose soldiers they trained when he was Ethiopia’s Foreign Minister:
https://frankreport.com/2020/04/14/the-ethiopian-terrorist-in-charge-of-the-world-health-organization-dr-tedros-adhanom/
One thing I’ve long noticed, not least through their Rhodes Scholarships to scoundrels like William Jefferson Clinton, is that the Brits engage many of their best global connections through education. Rich people from all over the world send their children to Eton and other elite UK schools, it’s a sure passage to privilege. Dr Tedros was trained at UK universities and will inevitably have strong British connections.
Seriously — at a time of “pandemic” and global pandemonium, I don’t want the WHO to be under the control of some long-term political thug who is cosy with the British military.
Just so you can see what an idiot this Dr. Tedros really is, watch this video of him as Foreign Minister of Ethiopia hosting a very enterprising 14-year-old fraudster, who claimed she’d won 20 million Australian dollars and was going to invest them in Ethiopian education. The whole story was a complete fable, which didn’t stop Dr. Tedros falling for it and coaching her on what to say:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEu2AAv8fN4&feature=youtu.be
When the whole story blew up in his face, Dr. Tedros blamed the schoolgirl, although she had been flown from Australia to Ethiopia by his government:
https://www.tesfanews.net/tedros-adhanoms-20-million-lie-suffers-fatal-blow/
You can see clearly here that Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus doesn’t have the faintest clue, even as a Foreign Minister of a major nation, as to what “due diligence” means.
Now, please, tell me: what is the point of the most eminent scientific researchers and doctors in the world approaching this complete stooge, thug and moron? To beg him for some relief for humanity, when such an act would pull the plug on the telecoms sector, the richest and most powerful industry in the history of the earth? You think this thug thinks or cares for one millisecond about the millions of people who might be killed by this technology? Please.
So I really and truly admire President Donald Trump for sticking it to the WHO. Be grateful that your tax dollars are no longer going to support this bunch of hired killers and liars. Seriously, in my long and bitter experience of this afflicted planet, the World Health Organization is by far and away the single greatest enemy of humankind I have ever encountered. The proof of this is now apparent to anyone on Earth with eyes and a nose.
“…breach of the Nuremberg Code” is interesting.
Perhaps this is why the UK’s top human rights solicitor has taken on 5G.
…on march 31 the deployment of the future 5g…
A brain tumor is more likely to happen, true but from march 31 to now, those “doctors” are able to support something that is just a theory…
I’d like to remind that high voltage line are producing dangerous wave too and yet, many country keep them WAY TOO CLOSE to housings.
And while if you sit (for years) under the line, you raise awfully the risk, in most normal case (when distance is respected), it’s not as harmful as the rest of our technology like say…4g or Wifi.
You point that yourself!
Those are deployed for years and raise of brain tumor isn’t obvious so i don’t see the point in claiming that a technology not yet properly deployed is the culprit…
BTW,frank, if you are playing journalist, go to the full extend and give use the amount of brain cancer which happened since the deployment…because they failed to give those numbers themselves…
“However, the safety of this exposure has never been demonstrated.”
Actually, the same test protocoles are used for those kind of tech…so if it isn’t demonstrate for other techs, guess what.
Also, if we want to be safer than sorry, let’s shut down electric systems ,all of them because even the electromagnetic fields (produce by the many technologies around us) has an impact…
Watching a screen for many year could damage your eyes…i don’t see you “death to the tvs and screens in general”
Let’s shut down the web and all the technology that deployed vastly in the last century because it could be harmful.
Once again, without proper environnement, without the right situation , the “the safety of this exposure” can never “be demonstrated”.
“The Precautionary Principle was in no way respected during the massive deployment of these wireless technologies.”
Like for any…or to that matter, not even respected at the bird of microwave…
It’s never the case and while it does have impact on our lifes (like many natural things) the effect are minimal.
If you don’t put your head against the microwave everytime you warm up something, you should be fine.
Now understand that most case, i’m a big supporter of the “better safe than sorry” but here , you are supporting the “blame” of a technology not yet deployed…
The already deployed tech should be blamed at the same rate under the “precautionary principle”…
Now, atleast, you are pointing to a real risk as this has nothing to do with the absurd conspiracy about covid-19…
BUT if you want to stop 5g deployement, you need to look back and ask for the old techs (and they are everywhere) to disappear.
“Today, we are among the 434 Belgian doctors and 900 health professionals to sign the “Hippocrates Electrosmog Appeal” to ask the government to apply the precautionary principle”
They might not be all homeopath, it doesn’t change than only an hand of those are close of the brain cancer subject while they likely have NO TECHNOLOGICAL BACKGROUND…
I don’t see how those are actually considered as serious witness…Many aren’t even working on the brain…
I see “gastroenterologist”, “psychiatrist”, “gynecologist”, “homeopathy” etc…
Only a small amount are oncologist ,which doesn’t mean they understand what they talk about…you need both the knowledge of cancer and the understanding of how the wave are broadcasted by antennas…
If so little amount of oncologist or radiologist are actually signing this,it’s because they know that it’s as dangerous as all the already existing technology…
Also,they know how to stay in their area of expertise…
Btw, good on FR for translating this story to English. Some of the links are still in whatever they speak in a Belgium. (If I find a translate program or a Belgium person who speaks English before you do, I’ll let you know.)
C’est seulement le français ici, le language de l’amour.
Langage! AUTO, tu es mauvais. Bite me.
No, it’s not the only one. The three official languages are Flemish, French and German, in addition, Luxembourgish, Brabantian, Walloon, Picard, and several other languages are also spoken.
OPEN LETTER of Complaint to the Guardian from the EM Radiation Research Trust against the Guardian Articles on 5G with the headline: “5G confirmed safe by radiation watchdog: No scientific evidence that technology poses threat to human health, say experts”
http://www.avaate.org/spip.php?article2877
Here we have the same problem of people signing a letter without having the specialist knowledge necessary to lend their opinions gravity.
Medicine is a highly specialized field and people rarely stray from their area of expertise. You wouldn’t ask a surgeon to advise about Ebola, and you wouldn’t ask a psychiatrist to advise about allergies.
Therein lies the problem.
What would be needed to prove the claimed negative health effects of 5g on health, would be properly conducted research studies, peer-reviewed, demonstrating consistent results.
That is the way it works.
There may be negative health effects, but this has not been demonstrated, which leaves us with nothing but opinion.
Well said. The anti-5Gers want everybody to have the same fervor AGAINST 5G as they claim the wireless industry has FOR 5G. LOL
Paul,
Until such time those studies are completed, what do you suggest should be done regarding the 5G deployment?
🙂
In my opinion it would be wise to place the deployment on hold until proper studies are conducted, but that is my personal opinion rather than my professional opinion.
That’s not realistic, there’s too much money behind it. Instead, real studies should be undertaken in parallel with the deployment. This is quite different than the dangers of X-rays and radium watches, as 5G exposes everybody, including the people who are trying to kill us. LOL
Your “personal” and not your “professional” opinion? …And you wonder why the doctors you consider more professionally qualified aren’t weighing in so much as the homeopathic doctors?
I am mindful of where my limitations lie in the practice of my profession.
That’s not generally considered to be a bad thing.
Paul, I agree with you – especially your last sentence. I also see that we’ve made previous technological advancements that didn’t necessarily have adequate thought and exploration of consequences beyond the intended affects. While I disagree with the conspiracy theories linking 5G with COVID 19 (correlation vs causation), I do think that this “precautionary principle” is a better way to approach our techonological advancements. Bigger, faster, more bells and whistles doesn’t always equal better when all the pros and cons are considered and explored. And it’s easier to let the cat out of the bag than to put it back in again (especially after it has puked hairballs all over the place). I appreciate your opinion on this. And I’ll be the first to admit my opinions are colored by my tendency to be a Luddite at heart.
Seems as though the requisite studies you describe, Paul, are precisely what these doctors are asking for. Their testimony and opinions re: the etiology of the “mysterious” but common symptoms they are collectively seeing firsthand in their patients should not be negated by the medical industry’s conformity to a “specialist” model that promotes profit and ignorance.
Naturally, patients whose ailments are not diagnosable by traditional specialists would turn to homeopathic practitioners ISO a diagnosis and cure. There are, however, more and more traditional practitioners coming forward in the free world to substantiate these findings.
I think it unfair to state that all doctors are motivated by profit and are generally ignorant. Traditional practitioners have their place and expertise, but medical doctors are obliged to practice evidence/science based medicine, which does not make
them ignorant or greedy. I haven’t heard of any traditional practitioners successfully treating a subdural haematoma, or transplanting a kidney.
I think it unfair to claim that it was stated all doctors are motivated by profit, although they have to be motivated by profit, among other incentives, or the insurance companies won’t allow their treatments. LOL
To clarify, I said, the specialist medical module PROMOTES ignorance and profit. I did not say all doctors are ignorant and greedy.
It just makes sense that homeopathic practitioners would be the first doctors to note the common abnormalities among patients turning to them as a last resort bc the specialists cannot explain and do not know how to treat the problem.
exactly… I haven’t seen one specialist that made me think like “if he supports this, it must be true”…
Just like the other article, we see some “specialists” who have no relation to the problem they declare.