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Belgiumâs Medicines Agency Warns of âStem Cell Tourismâ (opens the original)
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The Belgian Federal Agency for Medicines and Health Products (AFMPS) has warned patients about unauthorized stem cell therapies offered outside the EU, particularly in Turkey, where providers promote unproven treatments for serious and chronic conditions. For physicians, the warning highlights the importance of recognizing these claims and helping patients understand the potential risks before they seek treatment abroad. Many clinicians have already encountered this situation in practice: A pati
Belgian Physician Hans Kluge Enters Race to Lead WHO (opens the original)
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Belgian physician Hans Henri P. Kluge, who began his medical career in Belgium before working in challenging settings from Siberia to Africa and later leading the WHO’s EU response to the COVID pandemic, is now formally in the race to become the organization’s next Director-General. Belgium officially nominated Kluge to succeed Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. Kluge announced the nomination on August 21, 2026, and said he would take special leave from his position as WHO Regional Director for Europe
Rapid Genetic Screening May Protect Newborn Hearing (opens the original)
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In neonatology, every minute counts. When a premature infant is admitted to the ICU with symptoms suggestive of infection, waiting for microbiological results before starting antibiotic therapy is simply not an option. Gentamicin, a standard aminoglycoside antibiotic in this context, is administered rapidly, often as first-line therapy. It is precisely within this high-pressure therapeutic window that the initiative launched by Erasmus University Medical Center in Rotterdam, Netherlands, aligns
âSquishyâ Toy Warning After Children Suffer Serious Burns (opens the original)
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An 8-year-old boy in France suffered second-degree burns on his face when a “Squishy” anti-stress gel ball burst. An investigation by the prosecutor’s office in Saint Omer, a town in northern France, is underway to determine the circumstances of the injury and to assess the safety of the product. The incident also prompted France’s Directorate General for Competition, Consumer Affairs, and Fraud Control (DGCCRF), the national agency responsible for consumer protection and product safety, to issu
When the Algorithm Knows the Risk but Misses the Fear (opens the original)
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How can we preserve the doctor-patient relationship at a time when AI is making its way into general practice offices? During a session at the 30th WONCA Europe conference 2026, held in Paris, France, Antonio Parata, a general practitioner in Liège and a member of the Scientific Society of General Medicine, advocated for a humanistic approach to AI. In his view, these technologies should enhance clinical practice without ever overshadowing empathy, which he considers a true medical skill. The do
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