Nigrum Corpus.

The campaign, part of the Mediversidade programme of Instituto Yduqs and IDOMED, the Yduqs group's medical schools, cites Federal Council of Medicine data from 2023 that only 3% of Brazil's doctors are Black, and study figures that Black patients wait longer to be seen and get shorter consultations than white patients.

'Nigrum Corpus: um estudo sobre racismo na medicina brasileira' is designed like a classic medical manual. It catalogues 20 'diseases' with invented Latin names, such as Syndroma Analgesia Racialis and Racismus Nosocomialis, each built from real testimonies of Black patients, with data pages and an alternative oath at the end. Cannes Lions describes a book 'combining illustration, 3D design and AI'. It launched in April 2025 alongside the short film 'Corpo Preto' ('Black Body'), directed by Nany Oliveira, and, according to the case study, was distributed to medical schools; in April 2026 it became a free exhibition at two Rede Américas hospitals in Rio de Janeiro (Diário do Rio).