Public conversations
Commentary and interviews in De Standaard, Humo and De Morgen on menopause, hormones and women’s health.
Physician · Writer · Women’s-health educator
Medicine gives us evidence.Writing makes room for the whole story.
I’m Dr Milie Nwoye. I write about menopause, hormones and the complex middle years—without selling women certainty where none exists.
Now writingA practical book on menopause
Clinical homeMenopause Longevity Brussels
Known forClear thinking in medicine’s grey zones
Selected writing
Ideas worth staying with.
Essays and commentary on women’s health, scientific uncertainty and what good care looks like in real life.
Book in progress
A menopause book for women who want more than a checklist.
An evidence-led, humane guide to understanding what is changing, making thoughtful choices and building a healthier next chapter. Written one Sunday at a time.
Follow the book as it growsResearch
The scientific work beneath the public conversation.
Peer-reviewed research from my years in reproductive endocrinology and infertility at UZ Brussel.
Media, teaching & speaking
Moving the conversation beyond the consultation room.
TelevisionPress Teaching
Menopauzia
Expert contributor to VRT’s landmark series opening up the menopause conversation in Flanders.
From evidence to practice
Lecturer for menopause counsellors at Karel de Grote University of Applied Sciences and Panta Rhei.
About
Dr Milie Nwoye
I’m an obstetrician-gynaecologist, reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialist, writer and educator working in Belgium.
I trained at Northwestern University Medical School and Boston Medical Center, followed by a fellowship at the Centre for Reproductive Medicine at UZ Brussel. I am board-certified in the United States and Belgium and founded Menopause Longevity Brussels, a private practice for women navigating midlife.
My work brings rigorous medicine into conversation with women’s lived experience. I am particularly interested in menopause, PMS and PMDD, fertility, healthy ageing—and in saying “we do not know” when the science does not justify a simpler answer.
Medical degreeNorthwestern University
OB-GYN residencyBoston Medical Center
REI fellowshipUZ Brussel