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Maddy Smeets

Gynecologist

Maddy Smeets has been a leading gynecologist for decades. Maddy is founder of the expertise center 'Endometriosis in Balans' in The Hague, where she treated women in a holistic way until 1 January 2023. Maddy has now started De Nederlandse Endometriose Kiniek on 1 May 2023.

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Everything you need to know about endometriosis

8 min read

One in ten women of childbearing age is affected while many people are unaware of this condition. This is due to lack of knowledge among people themselves, as well as in schools, GPs, in gynecology and the government, for example.

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Endometriosis and adenomyosis, two diseases gain visibility

1 min read

It’s endometriosis awareness month and this is good news for all women. Endometriosis has been brushed off and ignored for way too long, and this while there are 200 million women suffering from the condition.