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Fri, Sep 25 2020, 12:58 pm

Open letter from medical doctors and health professionals to all belgian authorities and all belgian media.
September 5th 2020

We, Belgian doctors and health professionals, wish to express our serious concern about the evolution of the situation in the recent months surrounding the outbreak of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. We call on politicians to be independently and critically informed in the decision-making process and in the compulsory implementation of corona-measures. We ask for an open debate, where all experts are represented without any form of censorship. After the initial panic surrounding covid-19, the objective facts now show a completely different picture – there is no medical justification for any emergency policy anymore.
The current crisis management has become totally disproportionate and causes more damage than it does any good.
We call for an end to all measures and ask for an immediate restoration of our normal democratic governance and legal structures and of all our civil liberties.

‘A cure must not be worse than the problem’ is a thesis that is more relevant than ever in the current situation. We note, however, that the collateral damage now being caused to the population will have a greater impact in the short and long term on all sections of the population than the number of people now being safeguarded from corona.
In our opinion, the current corona measures and the strict penalties for non-compliance with them are contrary to the values formulated by the Belgian Supreme Health Council, which, until recently, as the health authority, has always ensured quality medicine in our country: “Science – Expertise – Quality – Impartiality – Independence – Transparency”. 1

We believe that the policy has introduced mandatory measures that are not sufficiently scientifically based, unilaterally directed, and that there is not enough space in the media for an open debate in which different views and opinions are heard. In addition, each municipality and province now has the authorisation to add its own measures, whether well-founded or not.

Moreover, the strict repressive policy on corona strongly contrasts with the government’s minimal policy when it comes to disease prevention, strengthening our own immune system through a healthy lifestyle, optimal care with attention for the individual and investment in care personnel.2

The concept of health

In 1948, the WHO defined health as follows: ‘Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or other physical impairment’.3

Health, therefore, is a broad concept that goes beyond the physical and also relates to the emotional and social well-being of the individual. Belgium also has a duty, from the point of view of subscribing to fundamental human rights, to include these human rights in its decision-making when it comes to measures taken in the context of public health. 4
The current global measures taken to combat SARS-CoV-2 violate to a large extent this view of health and human rights. Measures include compulsory wearing of a mask (also in open air and during sporting activities, and in some municipalities even when there are no other people in the vicinity), physical distancing, social isolation, compulsory quarantine for some groups and hygiene measures.

The predicted pandemic with millions of deaths

At the beginning of the pandemic, the measures were understandable and widely supported, even if there were differences in implementation in the countries around us. The WHO originally predicted a pandemic that would claim 3.4% victims, in other words millions of deaths, and a highly contagious virus for which no treatment or vaccine was available. This would put unprecedented pressure on the intensive care units (ICUs) of our hospitals.

This led to a global alarm situation, never seen in the history of mankind: “flatten the curve” was represented by a lockdown that shut down the entire society and economy and quarantined healthy people. Social distancing became the new normal in anticipation of a rescue vaccine.

The facts about covid-19

Gradually, the alarm bell was sounded from many sources: the objective facts showed a completely different reality. 5 6

The course of covid-19 followed the course of a normal wave of infection similar to a flu season. As every year, we see a mix of flu viruses following the curve: first the rhinoviruses, then the influenza A and B viruses, followed by the coronaviruses. There is nothing different from what we normally see.

The use of the non-specific PCR test, which produces many false positives, showed an exponential picture. This test was rushed through with an emergency procedure and was never seriously self-tested. The creator expressly warned that this test was intended for research and not for diagnostics.7
The PCR test works with cycles of amplification of genetic material – a piece of genome is amplified each time. Any contamination (e.g. other viruses, debris from old virus genomes) can possibly result in false positives.8

The test does not measure how many viruses are present in the sample. A real viral infection means a massive presence of viruses, the so-called virus load. If someone tests positive, this does not mean that that person is actually clinically infected, is ill or is going to become ill. Koch’s postulate was not fulfilled (“The pure agent found in a patient with complaints can provoke the same complaints in a healthy person”).

Since a positive PCR test does not automatically indicate active infection or infectivity, this does not justify the social measures taken, which are based solely on these tests. 9 10

Lockdown.

If we compare the waves of infection in countries with strict lockdown policies to countries that did not impose lockdowns (Sweden, Iceland …), we see similar curves. So there is no link between the imposed lockdown and the course of the infection. Lockdown has not led to a lower mortality rate.

If we look at the date of application of the imposed lockdowns we see that the lockdowns were set after the peak was already over and the number of cases decreasing. The drop was therefore not the result of the taken measures. 11
As every year, it seems that climatic conditions (weather, temperature and humidity) and growing immunity are more likely to reduce the wave of infection.

Our immune system

For thousands of years, the human body has been exposed daily to moisture and droplets containing infectious microorganisms (viruses, bacteria and fungi).

The penetration of these microorganisms is prevented by an advanced defence mechanism – the immune system. A strong immune system relies on normal daily exposure to these microbial influences. Overly hygienic measures have a detrimental effect on our immunity. 12 13 Only people with a weak or faulty immune system should be protected by extensive hygiene or social distancing.

Influenza will re-emerge in the autumn (in combination with covid-19) and a possible decrease in natural resilience may lead to further casualties.

Our immune system consists of two parts: a congenital, non-specific immune system and an adaptive immune system.

The non-specific immune system forms a first barrier: skin, saliva, gastric juice, intestinal mucus, vibratory hair cells, commensal flora, … and prevents the attachment of micro-organisms to tissue.

If they do attach, macrophages can cause the microorganisms to be encapsulated and destroyed.

The adaptive immune system consists of mucosal immunity (IgA antibodies, mainly produced by cells in the intestines and lung epithelium), cellular immunity (T-cell activation), which can be generated in contact with foreign substances or microorganisms, and humoral immunity (IgM and IgG antibodies produced by the B cells).

Recent research shows that both systems are highly entangled.

It appears that most people already have a congenital or general immunity to e.g. influenza and other viruses. This is confirmed by the findings on the cruise ship Diamond Princess, which was quarantined because of a few passengers who died of Covid-19. Most of the passengers were elderly and were in an ideal situation of transmission on the ship. However, 75% did not appear to be infected. So even in this high-risk group, the majority are resistant to the virus.

A study in the journal Cell shows that most people neutralise the coronavirus by mucosal (IgA) and cellular immunity (T-cells), while experiencing few or no symptoms 14.

Researchers found up to 60% SARS-Cov-2 reactivity with CD4+T cells in a non-infected population, suggesting cross-reactivity with other cold (corona) viruses.15

Most people therefore already have a congenital or cross-immunity because they were already in contact with variants of the same virus.

The antibody formation (IgM and IgG) by B-cells only occupies a relatively small part of our immune system. This may explain why, with an antibody percentage of 5-10%, there may be a group immunity anyway. The efficacy of vaccines is assessed precisely on the basis of whether or not we have these antibodies. This is a misrepresentation.

Most people who test positive (PCR) have no complaints. Their immune system is strong enough. Strengthening natural immunity is a much more logical approach. Prevention is an important, insufficiently highlighted pillar: healthy, full-fledged nutrition, exercise in fresh air, without a mask, stress reduction and nourishing emotional and social contacts.

Consequences of social isolation on physical and mental health

Social isolation and economic damage led to an increase in depression, anxiety, suicides, intra-family violence and child abuse.16

Studies have shown that the more social and emotional commitments people have, the more resistant they are to viruses. It is much more likely that isolation and quarantine have fatal consequences. 17

The isolation measures have also led to physical inactivity in many older people due to their being forced to stay indoors. However, sufficient exercise has a positive effect on cognitive functioning, reducing depressive complaints and anxiety and improving physical health, energy levels, well-being and, in general, quality of life.18

Fear, persistent stress and loneliness induced by social distancing have a proven negative influence on psychological and general health. 19

A highly contagious virus with millions of deaths without any treatment?

Mortality turned out to be many times lower than expected and close to that of a normal seasonal flu (0.2%). 20
The number of registered corona deaths therefore still seems to be overestimated.
There is a difference between death by corona and death with corona. Humans are often carriers of multiple viruses and potentially pathogenic bacteria at the same time. Taking into account the fact that most people who developed serious symptoms suffered from additional pathology, one cannot simply conclude that the corona-infection was the cause of death. This was mostly not taken into account in the statistics.

The most vulnerable groups can be clearly identified. The vast majority of deceased patients were 80 years of age or older. The majority (70%) of the deceased, younger than 70 years, had an underlying disorder, such as cardiovascular suffering, diabetes mellitus, chronic lung disease or obesity. The vast majority of infected persons (>98%) did not or hardly became ill or recovered spontaneously.

Meanwhile, there is an affordable, safe and efficient therapy available for those who do show severe symptoms of disease in the form of HCQ (hydroxychloroquine), zinc and azithromycin. Rapidly applied this therapy leads to recovery and often prevents hospitalisation. Hardly anyone has to die now.

This effective therapy has been confirmed by the clinical experience of colleagues in the field with impressive results. This contrasts sharply with the theoretical criticism (insufficient substantiation by double-blind studies) which in some countries (e.g. the Netherlands) has even led to a ban on this therapy. A meta-analysis in The Lancet, which could not demonstrate an effect of HCQ, was withdrawn. The primary data sources used proved to be unreliable and 2 out of 3 authors were in conflict of interest. However, most of the guidelines based on this study remained unchanged … 48 49
We have serious questions about this state of affairs.
In the US, a group of doctors in the field, who see patients on a daily basis, united in “America’s Frontline Doctors” and gave a press conference which has been watched millions of times.21 51
French Prof Didier Raoult of the Institut d’Infectiologie de Marseille (IHU) also presented this promising combination therapy as early as April. Dutch GP Rob Elens, who cured many patients in his practice with HCQ and zinc, called on colleagues in a petition for freedom of therapy.22
The definitive evidence comes from the epidemiological follow-up in Switzerland: mortality rates compared with and without this therapy.23

From the distressing media images of ARDS (acute respiratory distress syndrome) where people were suffocating and given artificial respiration in agony, we now know that this was caused by an exaggerated immune response with intravascular coagulation in the pulmonary blood vessels. The administration of blood thinners and dexamethasone and the avoidance of artificial ventilation, which was found to cause additional damage to lung tissue, means that this dreaded complication, too, is virtually not fatal anymore. 47

It is therefore not a killer virus, but a well-treatable condition.

Propagation

Spreading occurs by drip infection (only for patients who cough or sneeze) and aerosols in closed, unventilated rooms. Contamination is therefore not possible in the open air. Contact tracing and epidemiological studies show that healthy people (or positively tested asymptomatic carriers) are virtually unable to transmit the virus. Healthy people therefore do not put each other at risk. 24 25
Transfer via objects (e.g. money, shopping or shopping trolleys) has not been scientifically proven.26 27 28

All this seriously calls into question the whole policy of social distancing and compulsory mouth masks for healthy people – there is no scientific basis for this.

Masks

Oral masks belong in contexts where contacts with proven at-risk groups or people with upper respiratory complaints take place, and in a medical context/hospital-retirement home setting. They reduce the risk of droplet infection by sneezing or coughing. Oral masks in healthy individuals are ineffective against the spread of viral infections. 29 30 31

Wearing a mask is not without side effects. 32 33 Oxygen deficiency (headache, nausea, fatigue, loss of concentration) occurs fairly quickly, an effect similar to altitude sickness. Every day we now see patients complaining of headaches, sinus problems, respiratory problems and hyperventilation due to wearing masks. In addition, the accumulated CO2 leads to a toxic acidification of the organism which affects our immunity. Some experts even warn of an increased transmission of the virus in case of inappropriate use of the mask.34

Our Labour Code (Codex 6) refers to a CO2 content (ventilation in workplaces) of 900 ppm, maximum 1200 ppm in special circumstances. After wearing a mask for one minute, this toxic limit is considerably exceeded to values that are three to four times higher than these maximum values. Anyone who wears a mask is therefore in an extreme poorly ventilated room. 35

Inappropriate use of masks without a comprehensive medical cardio-pulmonary test file is therefore not recommended by recognised safety specialists for workers.
Hospitals have a sterile environment in their operating rooms where staff wear masks and there is precise regulation of humidity / temperature with appropriately monitored oxygen flow to compensate for this, thus meeting strict safety standards. 36

A second corona wave?

A second wave is now being discussed in Belgium, with a further tightening of the measures as a result. However, closer examination of Sciensano’s figures37 shows that, although there has been an increase in the number of infections since mid-July, there was no increase in hospital admissions or deaths at that time. It is therefore not a second wave of corona, but a so-called “case chemistry” due to an increased number of tests. 50
The number of hospital admissions or deaths showed a shortlasting minimal increase in recent weeks, but in interpreting it, we must take into account the recent heatwave. In addition, the vast majority of the victims are still in the population group >75 years.
This indicates that the proportion of the measures taken in relation to the working population and young people is disproportionate to the intended objectives.
The vast majority of the positively tested “infected” persons are in the age group of the active population, which does not develop any or merely limited symptoms, due to a well-functioning immune system.
So nothing has changed – the peak is over.

Strengthening a prevention policy

The corona measures form a striking contrast to the minimal policy pursued by the government until now, when it comes to well-founded measures with proven health benefits such as the sugar tax, the ban on (e-)cigarettes and making healthy food, exercise and social support networks financially attractive and widely accessible. It is a missed opportunity for a better prevention policy that could have brought about a change in mentality in all sections of the population with clear results in terms of public health. At present, only 3% of the health care budget goes to prevention. 2

The Hippocratic Oath

As a doctor, we took the Hippocratic Oath:
“I will above all care for my patients, promote their health and alleviate their suffering”.

“I will inform my patients correctly.”

“Even under pressure, I will not use my medical knowledge for practices that are against humanity.”
The current measures force us to act against this oath.
Other health professionals have a similar code.

The ‘primum non nocere’, which every doctor and health professional assumes, is also undermined by the current measures and by the prospect of the possible introduction of a generalised vaccine, which is not subject to extensive prior testing.

Vaccine

Survey studies on influenza vaccinations show that in 10 years we have only succeeded three times in developing a vaccine with an efficiency rate of more than 50%. Vaccinating our elderly appears to be inefficient. Over 75 years of age, the efficacy is almost non-existent.38
Due to the continuous natural mutation of viruses, as we also see every year in the case of the influenza virus, a vaccine is at most a temporary solution, which requires new vaccines each time afterwards. An untested vaccine, which is implemented by emergency procedure and for which the manufacturers have already obtained legal immunity from possible harm, raises serious questions. 39 40 We do not wish to use our patients as guinea pigs.
On a global scale, 700 000 cases of damage or death are expected as a result of the vaccine.41
If 95% of people experience Covid-19 virtually symptom-free, the risk of exposure to an untested vaccine is irresponsible.

The role of the media and the official communication plan

Over the past few months, newspaper, radio and TV makers seemed to stand almost uncritically behind the panel of experts and the government, there, where it is precisely the press that should be critical and prevent one-sided governmental communication. This has led to a public communication in our news media, that was more like propaganda than objective reporting.

In our opinion, it is the task of journalism to bring news as objectively and neutrally as possible, aimed at finding the truth and critically controlling power, with dissenting experts also being given a forum in which to express themselves.

This view is supported by the journalistic codes of ethics.42

The official story that a lockdown was necessary, that this was the only possible solution, and that everyone stood behind this lockdown, made it difficult for people with a different view, as well as experts, to express a different opinion.

Alternative opinions were ignored or ridiculed. We have not seen open debates in the media, where different views could be expressed.

We were also surprised by the many videos and articles by many scientific experts and authorities, which were and are still being removed from social media. We feel that this does not fit in with a free, democratic constitutional state, all the more so as it leads to tunnel vision. This policy also has a paralysing effect and feeds fear and concern in society. In this context, we reject the intention of censorship of dissidents in the European Union! 43

The way in which Covid-19 has been portrayed by politicians and the media has not done the situation any good either. War terms were popular and warlike language was not lacking. There has often been mention of a ‘war’ with an ‘invisible enemy’ who has to be ‘defeated’. The use in the media of phrases such as ‘care heroes in the front line’ and ‘corona victims’ has further fuelled fear, as has the idea that we are globally dealing with a ‘killer virus’.

The relentless bombardment with figures, that were unleashed on the population day after day, hour after hour, without interpreting those figures, without comparing them to flu deaths in other years, without comparing them to deaths from other causes, has induced a real psychosis of fear in the population. This is not information, this is manipulation.

We deplore the role of the WHO in this, which has called for the infodemic (I.e. all divergent opinions from the official discourse, including by experts with different views) to be silenced by an unprecedented media censorship.43 44

We urgently call on the media to take their responsibilities here!

We demand an open debate in which all experts are heard.

Emergency law versus Human Rights

The general principle of good governance calls for the proportionality of government decisions to be weighed up in the light of the Higher Legal Standards: any interference by government must comply with the fundamental rights as protected in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Interference by public authorities is only permitted in crisis situations. In other words, discretionary decisions must be proportionate to an absolute necessity.

The measures currently taken concern interference in the exercise of, among other things, the right to respect of private and family life, freedom of thought, conscience and religion, freedom of expression and freedom of assembly and association, the right to education, etc., and must therefore comply with fundamental rights as protected by the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
For example, in accordance with Article 8(2) of the ECHR, interference with the right to private and family life is permissible only if the measures are necessary in the interests of national security, public safety, the economic well-being of the country, the protection of public order and the prevention of criminal offences, the protection of health or the protection of the rights and freedoms of others, the regulatory text on which the interference is based must be sufficiently clear, foreseeable and proportionate to the objectives pursued.45

The predicted pandemic of millions of deaths seemed to respond to these crisis conditions, leading to the establishment of an emergency government. Now that the objective facts show something completely different, the condition of inability to act otherwise (no time to evaluate thoroughly if there is an emergency) is no longer in place. Covid-19 is not a cold virus, but a well treatable condition with a mortality rate comparable to the seasonal flu. In other words, there is no longer an insurmountable obstacle to public health.

There is no state of emergency.

Immense damage caused by the current policies

An open discussion on corona measures means that, in addition to the years of life gained by corona patients, we must also take into account other factors affecting the health of the entire population. These include damage in the psychosocial domain (increase in depression, anxiety, suicides, intra-family violence and child abuse)16 and economic damage.

If we take this collateral damage into account, the current policy is out of all proportion, the proverbial use of a sledgehammer to crack a nut.

We find it shocking that the government is invoking health as a reason for the emergency law.

As doctors and health professionals, in the face of a virus which, in terms of its harmfulness, mortality and transmissibility, approaches the seasonal influenza, we can only reject these extremely disproportionate measures.

We therefore demand an immediate end to all measures.
We are questioning the legitimacy of the current advisory experts, who meet behind closed doors.
Following on from ACU 2020 46 https://acu2020.org/nederlandse-versie/ we call for an in-depth examination of the role of the WHO and the possible influence of conflicts of interest in this organisation. It was also at the heart of the fight against the “infodemic”, I.e. the systematic censorship of all dissenting opinions in the media. This is unacceptable for a democratic state governed by the rule of law.43
Distribution of this letter

We would like to make a public appeal to our professional associations and fellow carers to give their opinion on the current measures.

We draw attention to and call for an open discussion in which carers can and dare to speak out.

With this open letter, we send out the signal that progress on the same footing does more harm than good, and call on politicians to inform themselves independently and critically about the available evidence – including that from experts with different views, as long as it is based on sound science – when rolling out a policy, with the aim of promoting optimum health.

With concern, hope and in a personal capacity.

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Anoniem, 1340, Anesthésie
Dr. Marc Dandois, 6120, Huisarts
Dr. Leen De Vleeschouwer, 8930, Dermatologie
Anoniem, 3090, Huisarts
Dr. Delphine De Clerck, 1401, Huisarts
Dr. Sofie De Hertog, 1930, dermatoloog
Anoniem, 1200, Huisarts
Prof. Marc De Kock, 1325, anesthésie-réanimation
Dr emeritus kul Joris De Maeyer, 2600, gynaecologie
Dr. Kathy De Mey, 8200, Huisarts
Anoniem, 8850, Huisarts
Dr. Linda De Paepe, 2390, Huisarts
Dr. Aline De Pelsemaeker, 9080, Huisarts
Dr. Anne De Ryck, 1200, Huisarts
Dr. Hilde De Smet, 3078, Huisarts
Anoniem, 9070, Orthopedie
Dr. Koenraad De Troeyer, 2300, Huisarts
Dr. An De Vis, 3990, Huisarts
Dr. Anne De Vits, 9820, Gynecologie
Dr. Jan De Vos, 3010, kinder- en jeugdpsychiatrie
Dr. Marc De Vusser, 3070, Arbeidsgeneeskunde – Sociale geneeskunde
Dr. Koen De Waegenaere, 8020, Huisarts
Dr. Sabine De Wulf, 3941, Anesthesiologie/Pijnbestrijding
Dr. Paul DeKeyzer, 3390, Psychiatrie
Dr. Eva DeWaele, 9000, Huisarts
Dr. Christine Debeer, 1070, Huisarts
Dr. An Debyser, 1930, Huisarts
Dr. Yvan Deckers, 1180, Rhumatologue
Dr. Roland Decroos, 8670, Huisarts
Dr. Michèle Defize, 5100, Medecin du travail (retraitée)
Anoniem, 1170, Soins intensifs
Anoniem, 3010, Geriater
Dr. Pauline Dekkers, 4690, Huisarts
Dr. Arnaud Del Bigo, 4620, Huisarts
Dr. Roderik Deleersnijder, 2930, Vaat-thoraxheelkunde
Dr. Jean-Michel Delperdange, 1332, Huisarts
Anoniem, 1080, Anaesthesiology
Anoniem, 1785, Huisarts in opleiding
Anoniem, SA1 EL, Huisarts
Anoniem, 4130, Psychiatre
Dr. Johan Denis, 2520, Huisarts
Dr. Steven Depicker, 8020, Huisarts
Anoniem, 8900, Huisarts
Dr. M-Christine Derumier, 7880 Flobecq, Radiologue
Dr. Michel Deschamps, 6000, Huisarts
Anoniem, 9000, Huisarts
Anoniem, 7600, Huisarts
Dr. Jan Devriendt, 3545, Huisarts
Prof. Alain Dewever, 1170, médecine Interne
Dr. Sonja Didden, 2970, kinder – en jeugdpsychiater
Dr. Gisela Dietlein, 2640, Huisarts
Dr. Trees Dooms, 2000, arbeidsgeneeskunde
Dr. Liviu Dragoi, 6043, Huisarts
Dr. Caroline Durieu, 5380, Huisarts
Dr. Koen Eeckhout, 9000, Huisarts
Dr. Hilde Eggermont, 8000, Huisarts
Dr. Maurice Einhorn, 1330, Huisarts
Dr. Erica Elliott, 87507, Huisarts
Prof. Dirk Elseviers, 2100
Dr. Arlie Esau, 83858, Huisarts
Dr. Paul Etienne, 4500, Huisarts
Dr. Marc Etienne, 4052, Gastro-entérologie
Dr. Stinky Face, 001451, Huisarts
Dr. Mirella Farina, 10144, Huisarts
Dr. Anne Fierlafijn, 2900, Huisarts
Dr. René Finné, 1410, Gastro enterologie
Dr. Tim Foilhat, UB9 4DL, Brain Problem Situation
Dr. Lisa Forchhammer, 9000, Huisarts
Anoniem, 3740, Huisarts
Anoniem, 2300, Huisarts
Dr. Caroline Franchoo, 8490, Huisarts
Dr. Johan Franckx, 1730, Kindergeneeskunde
Dr. Gert Gabriëls, 3582, niet-practiserend algemeen arts
Dr. Kris Gaublomme, 3630 Maasmechelen, Huisarts
Anoniem, 2550, Huisarts
Dr. Ariane Gerkens, 1170, Gastro-entérologie
Dr. Maarten Ghysels, 2340, psychiater seksuoloog
Dr. Erwin Gillis, 2990, Huisarts
Anoniem, 2840, Huisarts
Prof. Kris Goethals, 2540, Forensische psychiatrie
Dr. Marc Golstein, 1050, rhumatologue
Dr. Philippe Goossens, 1040, Psychiatrie
Prof. Robert Gorter, 2650, Oncologie immunologie
Dr. Jorge Governa, 2560-235, Internal Medicine
Prof. Cécile Grandin, 1918, radiologie
Dr. Stinne Greisen, 8520, Denmark, Rheumatology training
Drs Robert Gräffinger, 4561 SB, Arbeidsgeneesheer
Dr. Patrick Haazen, 2610, Huisarts
Dr. Conrad Haelterman, 8630, Huisarts
Dr. Ekrem Hajredinaj, 9000, Huisarts
Dr. Anne Hambrouck, 1040, Huisarts
Dr. Marcel Hamers, 8226TS, Sociale geneeskunde
Dr. James Hamm, 1100, Huisarts
Anoniem, 1180, Endocrinologue
Anoniem, 6032, anesthésie
Dr. Birgit Hederer, 8310, pediatrie
Anoniem, 8420, Huisarts
Drs Hans Helder, 8456hr, Huisarts
Dr. Sus Herbosch, 1861, Huisarts
Dr. Peter Paul Hermans, Van Randwijkstraat 107 Leiden, Huisarts
Dr. Jeff Hoeyberghs, 3680, Plastische chirurgie
Dr. Wilfried Holvoet, 9220, Huisarts
Anoniem, HA4 0SQ, Huisarts
Dr. Corinne Horyon, 4920, Soins intensifs
Dr. Stéphan Houyoux, 5580, Huisarts
Dr. John Stuart Hughes, 80120, Occupational and Environmental Medicine
Dr. C. Huisman, 5345CV, Psychiatrie
Dr. Kathleen Hunninck, 8400, Pediater
Dr. Donna Hurlock, 22030, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Anoniem, 2340, Huisarts
Dr. Donald Jackson, 32653, Radiology
Dr. Katrien Jacobs, 2300, Huisarts
Dr. Ingeborg Jacobs, 2520, Huisarts
Prof. Yves Jacquemyn, 2650, Gynecologie
Dr. Paul Jager, 5158, Neurosurgeon
Dr. Johan Jans, 3080, Huisarts
Anoniem, 9050, Pediater-Klinisch Geneticus
Dr. Dominique Jaulmes, 75020, Hemobiologiste PH APHP Retraitée
Anoniem, 27476, Huisarts
Anoniem, 12084, Wound Care
MSc Machteld Julsing, 2022TE, Basisarts
Dr. Dan Kane, 62629, Anesthesiologist
Dr. Hubert Kerkaert, 8630, Huisarts
Anoniem, TR19 6JS, Retired
Anoniem, 2630, Huisarts
Dr. Liliane Kestemont, 5020, Huisarts
Dr. Lucas Kiebooms, 3600, Inwendige Ziekten en Nucleaire Geneeskunde
Dr. Gunther Kiekens, 2900, Orthopedie
Dr. Ines Kint, 5170, Huisarts
Dr. Ditte Kirk, 6000, Huisarts
Dr. Irmi Klijntunte, 9756 TK, psychiater
Dr. Jonathan Kob D.O., 48161, Huisarts
Anoniem, 1050, Dermatologie
Anoniem, 197373, Neurology
Dr. Erik Koopmans, 3806, huisarts op rust
Anoniem, 3800, Radiologist
Dr. Claude Krygier, 1180, Huisarts
Anoniem, 6021, Geriatrics
Anoniem, 1180, pédiatrie
Anoniem, B2440, Fysische geneeskunde en Revalidatie
Dr. Marc Labby, 6240, Huisarts
Anoniem, 9000, Huisarts
Dr. Bartholomeus Lakeman, AB30 1UH, Psychiatry
Dr. Bart Lambert, 8500, Huisarts
Dr. Anne Lamotte, 5000, Huisarts
Dr. Judith Langeraar, 6862ZT, Spoed eisendehulp
Dr. Françoise Langlet, 1050, Psychiatrie
Dr. Laethitia Lanniaux, 1480, Huisarts
Dr. Pieter Lanoye, 3212, Huisarts
Prof. Pierre-François Laterre, 1050, Soins intensifs
Dr. Jan Laurens, 8670, Homeopaat
Anoniem, 39 Nicholson Street, South Yarra 3141, Melbourne Australia, Epidemiologist
Prof. Olivier Le Bon, 1950, Psychiatrie
Dr. Bjorn Ledegen, 2020, Huisarts
Dr. Johan Leemans, 2100, Huisarts
Dr. Roland Lemaire, 4031, Pédiatre
Dr. Florence Lemonnier, 1040, Nucleariste
Dr. Ludo Lenaerts, 6180, Intensiviste retraité
Dr. Denis Leonard, 4500, Gynécologue
Anoniem, 2630, Gynaecologie
Anoniem, 1980, Huisarts
Dr. Gregory Liers, 8670, anesthesie
Dr. Mechael Lingyuout, 84105, Histiorectoramas
Dr. Jo Linmans, 3500, Huisarts
Dr. Ton Linssen, 1860, Huisarts
Dr. Jean jacques Lisoir, 1200, Huisarts
Dr. Richard Littlewood, se249hz, health outcomes
Anoniem, 2370, Huisarts
Dr. Nora Lodiso, 1440, Orl
Anoniem, SK8 4NB, Huisarts
Anoniem, 1920, Huisarts
Dr. Anne-Marie Lontie, 9000, Huisarts
Dr. Julia Lopez, 1190, Huisarts
Dr. Patrick Lovens, 1040, Huisarts
Dr. Brooke Mahnken, 96768, Huisarts
Anoniem, 5190, Gastro-entérologie
Dr. Ferdinando Marino, 5621, Huisarts
Prof. Theo Marmitte, 1702, Huisarts
Dr. Xavier Martens, 3500, Huisarts
Dr. Baart Marwijk, 7700, gynaecoloog
Dr. Helena Maryns, 9000, Huisarts
Dr. Jean marie Massart, 1200, Huisarts
Dr. Rose Marie Matagne, 4050, Huisarts
Anoniem, 1325, Chirurgie plastique
Dr. Guy Mazairac, 5523, Médecine d’urgence
Dr. Catharina Meijer, 9479 PC, Cosmetisch arts KNMG
Anoniem, 2840, Huisarts
Dr. Helena Mermans, 2845, Huisarts
Dr. Ward Mertens, 3920, Bedrijfsarts
Dr. Philippe Meurin, 62400, généraliste, homéopathe, acuponcteur, phytothérapeute
Dr. Joseph Meyer, 4780, Chirurgie
Dr. Sofie Michels, 2018, Kinder- jeugdpsychiater
Dr. Shigeru Miyamoto, 113-0001, Reflexology
Dr. Joel Molnar, 1325, Huisarts
Dr. Richard Montanari, 75014 Paris, Epidemiologist, Public Health Specialist
Anoniem, 2235 – HULSHOUT, Huisarts
Anoniem, 3665, Huisarts
Dr. Imed Mrad Dali, 20200, Ophtalmologie
Dr. Davis Mugisha, CF14 3DX, Huisarts
Anoniem, 1170, Huisarts
Dr. Max Mustermann, 9500, Pulmo
Prof. Benny Mwenge, 1200, Pneumologue
Dr. Paul N, 8620, Huisarts
Dr. Djillali Naitmazi, 6600, CHIRURGIEN VASCULAIRE
Prof. David Neal, CB2 1JA, Urological Surgery
Dr. Audrey Neuprez, 4000, Med phys
Anoniem, 5101, Huisarts
Dr. Thanh Nguyen, 92683, Plastic Surgery
Prof. Yicheng Ni, 3000, Translational theragnostic research
Dr. Peter Nicodemus, 3600, Huisarts
Anoniem, 1000, Pneumologie
Dr. Leen Noe, 3590, Radiotherapie
Dr. Philippe Noel, 4960, Huisarts
Dr. Ursula Nusgen, DUBLIN20, Medical Microbiology
Dr. Elke Nuyens, 2440, Huisarts
Dr. Filip Nuyttens, 8850, Huisarts
Dr. Grâce Nzeza, 1081, Huisarts
Dr. Marc Olbrecht, 8340, Huisarts
Dr. Viviane Olbregts, 1495, Huisarts
Dr. Anne-Francoise Omazic, 4000, Huisarts
Dr. Ximena Palma, 4140, Anesthésie
Dr. Koen Pansaers, 3400, Huisarts
Dr. Michel Parini, 04800, France, Anesthésie – Réanimation
Anoniem, 1000, Huisarts
Dr. Luc Peenen, 2970, Huisarts
Dr. Frank Peeters, 3400, Huisarts
Dr. Armelle Peeters, 1500, Huisarts
Dr. Klara Peeters, 3400, Huisarts
Dr. Bjorn Penninckx, 1933, Farmaceutische Geneeskunde
Dr. Christine Perey, 4052, Huisarts
Dr. Kris Permentier, 9661, Urgentiegeneeskunde
Dr. Marie-Dominique Petit, 1348, Huisarts
Dr. Bernard Petriat, 64000, ORL
Prof. Nick Pfaff, 1410, Huisarts
Dr. Els Pieters, 9960, Huisarts
Dr. Michel Pirenne, 4802, Chirurgie
Dr. Thierry Pirotte, 1300, médecine du sport
Dr. Bertie Pleass, e97bn, Huisarts
Dr. Claude Michèle Poissonnet, 75005 Paris, Médecin du Travail, Pédiatre
Dr. David Pollet, 8310, Huisarts
Dr. Pierrot Pot, 1630, Opthamologien
Anoniem, 8500, Huisarts
Dr. Michel Preumont, 1180, Huisarts
Dr. Jonathan Pribaz, 20005, Orthopaedic Surgery
Dr. Rudy Proesmans, 2531, Huisarts
Dr. Sandro Provenzano, 6280, Huisarts
Dr. Bernadette Préat, 6061, Huisarts
Dr. Sarianna Quertiali, 51100, Immunology
Dr. Roger Quin, 2140, Huisarts
Prof. Didier Raoult, MARSEILLE, Microbiologie paludique
Dr. Ilse Rayen, 3500, Pediatrie
Dr. Virginie Reding, 1330, Dermato
Anoniem, 5150, Radiothérapie oncologique
Anoniem, 7500, anatomie-pathologique
Anoniem, 5530, Huisarts
Dr. Sofie Reubens, 3220, Huisarts
Dr. Sandra Richard, 6791, pedopsychiatre
Dr. Bernard Rieux, 4020, Huisarts
Dr. Delphine Rive, 44400, Huisarts
Dr. Kuyan Roberts, 3058, heart surgeon
Prof. Nathalie Roche, 9050, Plastische Heelkunde
Anoniem, 9052, Heelkunde
Anoniem, 3720, Radiologie
Anoniem, 83149, Toxicologie
Dr. Kristine Rommens, 2320, Dermatologie
Dr. Christoph Rosenbaum, 8420, Heelkunde
Dr. Viviane Ruelle, 5000, Huisarts
Dr. Klaas Rutte, 8500, Huisarts
Dr. Catherine Ruyssen, 1300, Pediatrie
Dr. Pascal Sacré, 6280, anesthésie-réanimation soins intensifs
Anoniem, 2960, Huisarts
Anoniem, 2880, Huisarts
Anoniem, 8500, radiologie
Dr. Wim Samyn, 8500, Huisarts
Dr. Noemi Sandor, 8646, ophtalmology
Dr. Piere Sangwong, Wr142ps, Huisarts
Dr. Alain Sartenaer, 5024, Huisarts
Dr. Alberto Savoretti, 02865, Huisarts
Dr. Marnix Schaubroeck, 9000, Huisarts
Dr. Sophie Scheffer, 1300, Huisarts
Anoniem, 1150, Psychiatrie
Anoniem, 2970, Psychiatrie
Anoniem, 59101, Psychiatry
Dr. Jean-Marie Segers, 9830, NKO
Dr. John Sheehy, V92 XDW4, Huisarts
Dr. Douglas Sheena, 75206, emergency medicine
Dr. Alain Sibille, 1470, Gastros enterologue
Anoniem, 1000, Huisarts
Dr. Frank Sierens, 8301, Huisarts
Dr. Anne-Françoise Simonis, 4180, Huisarts
Anoniem, 1853, Huisarts
Anoniem, 2540, Oogheelkunde
Dr. Annemarie Smits, 5133Ae, Cosmetisch arts
Dr. Myriam Sollie, 2018, Huisarts
Dr. Anne Sollie, 2100, Huisarts
Dr. Caroline Sonveaux, 7090, médecin du travail
Dr. Jean Paul Soulios, 4100, Anesthesie reanimation
Dr. Guido Spanoghe, 9160, Gastro-enterologie
Dr. Haruhuani Spruce, 87901, Huisarts
Dr. Hubert Sroussi, F 25200 Montbéliard, Huisarts
Dr. Geert Stappaerts, 9820, Reumatoloog, expert in anti malaria therapie (35 jaar ervaring) en met grote klinische en wetenschappelijke ervaring omtrent de antivirale werking van deze therapie
Dr. Walter Statius, 9800, Huisarts
Anoniem, 1180, Huisarts
Anoniem, 2100, Virology
Dr. Benoit Stiels, 3040, Huisarts
Dr. Jock Straper, 2547, Huisarts
Dr. Hugo Stuer, 5476cc, Onderzoeker
Dr. Christine Suppelt, ME17 4AD, Integrated Medicine
Dr. Nathalie Swinnen, 2950, Arbeidsarts
Dr. Michèle S. Szyper, 1000, Neuropsychiatre
Dr. Peter Tanghe, 9000, Huisarts
Dr. Florence Tassignon, 1420, Nutrition et médecine fonctionnelle
Dr. Hertoghe Therese, 1731, Médecine Interne
Dr. Helena Theunis, 2820, verzekeringsarts
Drs Sandra Theunissen, 6125 BA, Integrale Geneeskunde, huisarts np
Dr. Eddy Thielens, 3290, Huisarts
Dr. Rudi Thys, 3740, Huisarts
Dr. Will Tickel, 5100, Epidemics
Dr. Alina Tiron, 3040, Urgences SMU
Dr. Damon Torgerson, 98033, Urologist
Dr. Emmanuelle Uhoda, 4000, Médecine esthétique
Anoniem, 4053, Dermatologue
Dr. Joannis Vamvakopoulos, B66 4SP, Endocrinology & Internal Medicine
Dr. Leo M.G. Van Alsenoy, 9120, Gastro enterologie
Anoniem, 2000, Urologie,wetenschapper Phd
Dr. Stefan Van Bragt, 2970, Huisarts
Dr. Iwan Van Breuseghem, 9250, Radiologie
Dr. Sabine Van Causenbroeck, 1400, ophtalmologie
Dr. Diego Van Cauwenberghe, 9990, Huisarts
Dr. Bavo Van Damme, 3550, Huisarts
Dr. Bieke Van Den Bossche, 9070, Nuclearist
Dr. Guido Van Dingenen, 2440, Huisarts
Dr. Jan Van Duppen, 2300, Huisarts
Dr. Ignace Van Eeckhout, 3020, Huisarts
Dr. Silvie Van Eycken, 2930, Huisarts
Dr. Ingeborg Van Eynde, 1851, Huisarts
Dr. Louis Van Hecken, 2450 Meerhout, Huisarts
Anoniem, 8434, Huisarts
Dr. Henk Van Hootegem, 3582, Huisarts
Dr. Frans Van Hove, 1785, Huisarts
Anoniem, 3120, Huisarts
Dr. Vincent Van Maele, 9000, Gastro Enteroloog
Dr. Ludwig Van Nostren, 90210, Dermatologists
Anoniem, 2020, Plastische heelkunde
Dr. Suzanne Van Rampelbergh, 1740, Huisarts
Dr. Paul Van Roey, 2100, Huisarts
MSc MD Atta Van Westreenen, 5038XC, Anios huisarts
Dr. Eduard Van den Bogaert, 1180, Huisarts
Dr. Leo Van den Bossche, 2870, Huisarts
Dr. Hilde Van steenkiste, 3690, Huisarts
Dr. Rudi Vandaele, 8000, Gynaecologie-verloskunde
Dr. Luc Vandecasteele, 9030, Huisarts
Dr. Hilde Vanden Nest, 1770, Dermatoloog
Dr. Peter Vandenbroeck, 8870, Kinderarts
Dr. Mark Vanderveken, 1160, en charge de la surveillance externe des prisons (Conseil central de surveillance pénitentiaire)
Dr. Bart Vandewynckele, 3001, Huisarts
Dr. Hendrik Vanlerberghe, 8730, Huisarts
Dr. Ludo Vanmarsnille, 9840, Huisarts
Dr. Patrick Vanmechelen, 3600, Huisarts
Dr. Patricia Vanoutrive, 8501, Huisarts
Dr. Bram Vantomme, 9000, Endocrinologie
Dr. Corinne Vaysse van Oost, 1348, Soins palliatifs et personnes agees
Dr. Christine Veldeman, 1000, Pédiatre
Dr. Filip Verbraeken, 9170, Huisarts
Dr. Paul Vercammen, 1932, Huisarts
Dr. R Vercoutere, 8000, urgentiearts-chirurg
Anoniem, 2140, Gynaecologie
Dr. Geert Verhelst, 8510, Huisarts
Dr. Joëlle Vermeulen, 1495, Pédiatre
Anoniem, 67310, Soins de support homéopathique en oncologie
Dr. Milen Vrabevski, 1000 – Sofia Bulgaria, Owner/CEO of a Clinical Research, Education & Site Management Organizations
Dr. Eric Vydt, 9160, Huisarts
Anoniem, 3621, Huisarts
Dr. Joelle Walraevens, 1470, Huisarts
Dr. Hans Warie, 9031, Huisarts
Dr. Alexandra Wauthier, 1180, Pedopsychiatre
Anoniem, 95033, ND
Dr. Roy White, 99508, Huisarts
Dr. Sam Wibble, Bt33 0ba, Huisarts
Prof. Noel Wilson, CT1 3HE, General and vascular surgery
Dr. Louise Winther, 2030, Huisarts
Dr. Peter Wollaert, 2900, Huisarts
Dr. Veerle Wouters, 2610, Huisarts
Anoniem, 2440, Huisarts
Dr. Bertie Zoete, 9140, Huisarts
Anoniem, 4000, chirurgien
Dr. Elke F. de Klerk, 1000, Huisarts
Dr. Diane de Longueville, 1180, medecine aigue
Dr. Geiske de Ruig, 2906 SC, leefstijl (tand) arts
Dr. Tania de Winne, 2600, Huisarts
Anoniem, 1630, psychiatre
Anoniem, 3550, Huisarts
Anoniem, 7070, Huisarts
Anoniem, 88140, Huisarts
Anoniem, 84105, sdfvsdf
Dr. Anne van Stappen, 1380, Huisarts
Anoniem, 4858 RA, Hoofd-halschirurg
Dr. Anne van de Winckel, 5004, Huisarts
Dr. Peter van den Braak, 8256 GP, Huisarts
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