There is good news for expecting mums who are suffering from cancer. A recent study, conducted by the Belgian researchers, has found that cancer treatment is safe for the expecting mums and for the fetus. The study has found that the children whose mothers have gone through cancer therapy while being pregnant had a healthy growth.

It has been revealed recently in a report that a woman, aged 83, has recently had a jaw replacement surgery. In this surgery there has been the replacement of her infected jaw with one that was created using a 3D model that was created by a printer.

Expatica. com, a UK expatriates web site, has rated the health care system of Belgium as one best healthcare systems in Europe. The hospitals in Belgium are a blend of state and non-profit hospitals. Each mutual is funded by the state and the funding depends on its membership numbers.

In a breakthrough business deal, the bosses at the Solvay have finally confirmed their decisions for the purchase of their French rival Rhodia.

The Belgian chemical company has bid for the French firm Rhodia for cash worth 3.4 billion euro that is near to $4.8 billion.

A report that has appeared in the publication known as the Journal of Advanced Nursing has stated that medicines, which are split, are the worst to consume. It has further been stated by researchers at the Ghent University, Belgium that the consumption of such drugs can lead to serious clinical risks.

According to recent study listening to music can prove to be detrimental for ears.

The ongoing trend of continuous listening to mp3 players or the phones with music system for more than an hour may result in hearing impairment.

As stated by the researcher at Ghent University, Hannah Kempler the over exposure of noise may result in noise-induced hearing loss.

Falling short of the analysts' estimations, Anheuser-Busch InBev NV fears a sloth in its growth in the first-half of the year.

Its pre-tax earnings surged to $3.11 billion from $2.81 billion during the previous year, in the fourth quarter of 2009.

After spending more than two decades in a coma, Rom Houben, a Belgian man in his mid-forties, was suddenly able to communicate, news reports posted last November.

KBC and Dexia, Belgian and Franco-Belgian establishments respectively, posted a substantial improvement in their third-quarter earnings, while expressing even more optimism about their restructuring plans which are presently under EU scrutiny and await approval from the organization.

An announcement made Wednesday by Belgian brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev claims that private-equity firm Blackstone Group is to acquire AB InBev’s theme parks business for a sum of up to $2.7 billion.