The Belgian Kids' Fund

for Pediatric Research

Je soutiens la recherche pédiatrique

The Belgian Kids' Fund

for Pediatric Research

Je soutiens la recherche pédiatrique

Nos Boursiers

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The Belgian Kids' Fund

for Pediatric Research

Je soutiens la recherche pédiatrique

The Belgian Kids' Fund

for Pediatric Research

Je soutiens la recherche pédiatrique

The Belgian Kids' Fund

for Pediatric Research

Je soutiens la recherche pédiatrique

Publications de nos boursiers


Manon Pigeolet

Annals of GlobalHealth - Décembre 2022
Access and Financial Burden for Patients Seeking Essential Surgical Care in Pakistan


Maud Deny & Alexis Arroba

Nature - Octobre 2022
Sex diference in innate infammatory response and macrophage polarization in Streptococcus agalactiae‐induced pneumonia and potential role of microRNA‐223‐3p

Anissa Messaoui

Diabetes Therapy - Juillet 2022
Comparison Between Continuous Versus Flash Glucose Monitoring in Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults with Type 1 Diabetes

Manon Pigeolet

The Lancet - Juin 2022
The impact of socio-economic factors on parental non-adherence to the Ponseti protocol for clubfoot treatment in low- and middle-income countries: A scoping review

Magali Miserocchi

The Company of Biologists - 2021
A csf1rb mutation uncouples two waves of microglia development in zebrafish


Jean-François Wylock

The Conversation - 13 juin 2021
Il n’arrête pas de bouger, il est toujours dans la lune…



Jean-François Wylock

BAPS - 11 mai 2021
Child attachment and ADHD: A systematic review



Jean-François Wylock

BAPS - 11 mai 2021
Contribution of attachment and parenting practices on expression of ADHD symptoms in school-aged chlidren: A study protocol

Manon Pigeolet

International Othopaedics - 21 avril 2021
Evaluation of a surgical treatment algorithm for neglected clubfoot in low‑resource settings


Manon Pigeolet

The Lancet - 20 mars 2021
Osteoarthritis in 2020 and beyond



Marie Neunez

Frontiers for Young Minds - 15 januari 2021
Human papillomavirus is dangerous - but a vaccine can save you !