Ebereillustrate

20/04/2024

07/02/2024

We are here in Montreal, Canada 🇨🇦

Thank God for safety! ❄️

29/01/2024

Honored to be invited as a guest speaker at McGill University, Montreal, Canada. It’s going to be amazing session, speaking about what I’m most passionate about.

Learn, Connect and Grow.

18/09/2023

Chidiebere Ibe, Chief Medical Illustrator, with Aaron Sidorov group creative director Deloitte, USA and co had a great time on board football at Deloitte Digital Office, New York City.

Grabbed Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity Awards.

is shelved behind 📚

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16/09/2023

Following a press conference at Time Square, and a march to the United Nations-Secretariate to demand artists' representation in policymaking around and during the UN SDGs Action Weekend, Chidiebere Ibe, Chief Medical Illustrator, had an engaging session with the stakeholders like the United Nations-Secretary General, António Guterres etc at the UN's Secretariat this weekend.

It's not just about skin conditions, it's about giving everyone the value they deserve. Black, Asian and other skin colours! Let's everyone have the healthcare they all deserve.

He is leading the advocacy on proper representation and inclusion, a way to improve health education, acceptability, and accessibility of healthcare delivery to people of colour.

15/09/2023

Grateful to God for journey mercies.
Feel free to meet up with Chidiebere Ibe in NY.

UStour🇺🇸

13/09/2023

As part his US tour, Chidiebere Ibe honoured an invitation as a speaker at Madison College were he shared views on the critical role of medical illustration plays in patients education and healthcare accessibility and acceptability.

By demystifying medical imagery, healthcare industry can create more inclusive and effective educational materials, improving health outcomes for underrepresented communities.

Made some autograph on

10/09/2023

Chidiebere Ibe Of Ebereillustrate met up and engaged with profiled artists in Washington DC, shared views and opinion, acknowledged their efforts and autographed

UStour🇺🇸

21/08/2023

Are you even ready!!!
Are you in these States in the US, feel free to connect with the author of , Chidiebere Ibe and get a copy for an autograph this year's September.

He will be speaking at a Youth Health Summit In the, Maryland, Washington DC, US👏

Be ready to meet up and network with the author in a few states and buy the book for his autographs through the link.
Link: amazon.com/dp/B0C12D785N

United state of America
The New York Times
New York, New York
Minnesota
Boston, Massachusetts

16/08/2023

Endometriosis has long been wrongly perceived to be rare among women of African descent. The misconception about the prevalence of endometriosis among African women has significantly contributed to long diagnostic delays, and care, and a scarcity of research on the condition among African women.

Additionally, endometriosis care in Africa from the general population and health practitioners is poor; this can be attributed to the high diagnostic cost, scarcity of trained specialists, as well as patients’ inability to express their symptoms due to societal taboos surrounding menstrual health.

According to Ezekiel et al., 2022

09/08/2023

We need to continue the conversation about endometriosis. With the way our healthcare system is set up women go 7-10 years before being appropriately diagnosed… even worse for black women.
Thank you for highlighting endo!!!

Posted • Endometriosis has long been wrongly perceived to be rare among women of African descent. The misconception about the prevalence of endometriosis among African women has significantly contributed to long diagnostic delays, and care, and a scarcity of research on the condition among African women.

Additionally, endometriosis care in Africa from the general population and health practitioners is poor; this can be attributed to the high diagnostic cost, scarcity of trained specialists, as well as patients’ inability to express their symptoms due to societal taboos surrounding menstrual health.

According to Ezekiel et al., 2022