#Make Kindness Go Viral!

Restrictions, strict measures, quarantine, insecurity, fear, and panic. Extensive media coverage with potential misinformation. Opinions without scientific evidence indiscriminately being shared via the internet. Constant reminders about what is happening. A bizarre situation where the future of healthcare, our jobs, and the economy is unpredictable and obscure. Nowadays this is the situation for many of […]

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#SunnySocks4Docs campaign aims to raise awareness about mental health issues in healthcare workers

Nederlands versie / version française Friday the 7th of June is #SunnySocks4Docs! On this day, we encourage doctors and healthcare workers to wear different colourful socks in order to raise awareness about mental health issues that many healthcare workers are facing in Belgium. Participants are requested to take a picture of their socks at work […]

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First BeMSA National General Assembly ’18-’19

Between the 5th and 7th of October 2018, BeMSA hosted its first National General Assembly (NGA) of the term 2018-2019 in Zedelgem, close to Bruges, Belgium. The weekend started on Friday (5/10) night, where the new BeMSA Team of Official members and Local Committee representatives gathered for the first Team of Officials Meeting (TOM) of […]

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51st session Commission on Population and Development of the United Nations (UN)

Today, 12/04/2018, BeMSA’s National President, Yasnaïa Bruneel, represented the entire International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations at the 51st session Commission on Population and Development of the United Nations (UN) in New York. As part of a 4 person delegation, she had the opportunity to give a speech presenting our views on migration, sustainable cities and mobility. You may find […]

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The Stigma Challenge 2018

The Stigma Challenge Every year on December 1, the world celebrates  World Aids Day. Unfortunately, this day goes unnoticed to many. Therefore, the Standing Committee On Reproductive Health and AIDS (SCORA) has begun organising ‘ The Stigma Challenge’. The purpose of this action is to break taboo and stigma surrounding HIV and AIDS. The stigma that patients with HIV carry along […]

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