Black Representation in Medical Illustrations with Chidiebere Ibe
A conversation with Chidiebere Ibe
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About this episode
Do you remember the last time you saw a medical illustration of a Black body? A viral image of a Black fetus in a Black woman's womb this month led many to admit they hadn't.
This episode features Chidiebere Ibe. Ibe, a first-year medical student from Nigeria, is a medical illustrator whose work disrupts the status quo by depicting anatomy, physiology, and pathology on black skin.
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