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Come rain or shine: the Royal Meteorological Institute

Like most of those in Europe, Belgium’s Royal Meteorological Institute (RMI) has its roots in the national observatory.

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Serving temperature affects taste of food, says Belgian academic

A Belgian believes the temperature at which we serve our food affects the way it tastes, writes the

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Three out of four Belgians don’t know their cholesterol level

Belgians know little about their cholesterol levels, it appears from an online European survey in which 1,000 Belgians aged over 45 took part.

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Orkney vole 'came from Belgium 5,000 years ago'

The ‘mysterious’ Orkney vole is likely to have originated from Belgium 5,100 years ago according to researchers, reports

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Belgian biotech firm signs US cancer test deal

Belgian biotech company MDxHealth has signed a deal with U.S.

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Women who freeze their eggs ‘wish they had done it earlier’

A new Belgian study finds that women who freeze their eggs in hopes of improving their fertility later in life often wished they'd done it at an earlier age.

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Joining forces to beat Alzheimer’s

Earlier this year, the American neurologist Dennis J Selkoe received an honorary doctorate at the University of Leuven (KULeuven).

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Belgian lab experiment could lead to €200 IVF treatment

A low-tech, simplified form of IVF currently being tested in Belgium uses baking soda, and has the potential to slash the cost of assisted conception, reports

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Belgian gynaecologist fined for offering illegal gender selection

A Belgian gynaecologist who injected women with specially-prepared sperm cells so they could choose the sex of their babies has been fined €5,500, reports the

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