Game ovaries - the pain that goes unanswered and years of medical dead ends! Enough with "it's because you're young" or "it's because you're old." Stop with "it's all in your head" or "it's just stress, madam - change your job, change your husband."
Women are not men like any other. It's time for the medical world and society as a whole to take account of their specific physiology, the conditions that affect them and, above all, above all, to do something about it.
This podcast will talk endometriosis, PCOS, postpartum, menopause... We'll hear from the women who live with it, and introduce the experts who have solutions. Because - good news - there are solutions.
We are Esmeralda de Belgique, Maïté Meeûs and Béa Ercolini, and we've decided to join our voices to change the game in women's health.
Launching 1 October 2026 · A new episode every two weeks
1 October - Women's health: we believe you! With Esmeralda de Belgique, Béa Ercolini and Maïté Meeûs 15 October - Surgical menopause: the leap into the void With Esmeralda de Belgique and Éléonore Dumont 1 November - PCOS: the ovaries that throw everything off, from adolescence With Maïté Meeûs and Alexandra Moncada, medical student 15 November - Menopause: the cystitis no one talks about (GSM) With Béa Ercolini and Dr Sana Jabry, gynaecologist COMMING SOON What if we finally treated women as a whole? - Victoire de Bourqueney and Dorothée Dinne (Honae Care & Fâmme) Endometriosis, violence, pain: what the body absorbs - Dr Maxime Fastrez, gynaecologist (Erasme) Weight, energy, beauty: is it all over at menopause? - Carine Laforêt, coach and nutritionist Taking LSD at menopause, really? - Dr Caroline Depuydt, psychiatrist The heroin look wrecks girls' health - Dr Caroline Depuydt and Yumi Lambert, model Testosterone: is it good for me too? - Dr Marc Naett, gynaecologist Mental health: where does this "hysterical woman" story come from? - Nicole Edelman, historian Sexism at work damages women's health - Isabella Lenarduzzi, founder of JUMP FGM: in Europe too? - Mariama Bah, writer
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