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Some news….many people don’t know that my original publishers, Sandstone Press who published Small by Small on May 18 2023, went into liquidation in July 2023. Thereafter I found myself on a hard lonely tough journey promoting the book and trying to make sure the book didn’t disappear without a trace. It’s been a tough tough year with many setbacks and disappointments but also many heartwarming moments of extraordinary grace. I’m glad that the sacrifices have been worth it, especially with this news which wouldn’t have happened if I hadn’t put everything into trying

Thank you to everyone who has supported this journey in any way at every step of the way
Sandstone Press
Masobe Books
Canongate Books
Foyles Charing Cross Road
Waterstones
North Cornwall Book Festival
Cuckfield BookFest
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Patrick Gale
Tendai Huchu
Ile
Dame Claire Bertschinger
Nigeria Health Watch
Elleke Boehmer
The Oxford Centre for Life-Writing
Northwestern University center for african studies northwestern university
Adia Benton
Chris Abani
Royal African Society
Africa Centre
arya thampuran
black health humanities network
Rovingheights
Surrey Libraries

all the readers, supporters and of course the book clubs - ALS (ABUJA LITERARY SOCIETY), The Port Harcourt Book Club The Book Club, Lagos and many many more

Coming in paperback and electronic book to a bookshop or online portal of your choice on publication by Canongate Books August 1 2024 and currently available for preorder Small by Small: A Nigerian Doctor’s Story

UK https://
www.waterstones.com/book/small-by-small/dr-ike-anya/9781837262397

USA https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/small-by-small-ike-anya/1144765091?ean=9781837262397

UK & international https://www.foyles.co.uk/book/small-by-small/ike-anya/9781837262397

Australia https://www.allenandunwin.com/browse/book/Ike-Anya-Small-by-Small-9781837262397

100 Million People with Long COVID is a Crisis We Must Address More than two-years in, the COVID-19 pandemic rages on with rising cases and deaths every day. A silent and more long-term pandemic occurring simultaneously is long COVID. The impact of long COVID has serious consequences for the future of humanity and should worry us all. The recent Household Pulse...

Just as taxing to***co helps to reduce to***co use, one major action aimed at reducing the consumption of sugars is the taxation of sugary drinks.

This evidence-based publication from World Health Organization (WHO) reveals how we can benefit from sugar taxes. Find out here:
https://bit.ly/3GkGGps

Technology plays a great role in driving
innovation & development. Through our hackathons, we have built a vibrant health-tech community aimed at tackling key challenges in the health sector across Africa.

Read about our past hackathons: https://bit.ly/3kMMPjJ

Our services are targeted towards strengthening health systems to improve quality of service delivery. Let's collaborate to deliver your projects.

See our track record here: https://bit.ly/3AykhDK

For partnership, contact:[email protected]

Congratulations to RecyclePoints for emerging as the winner of the hackathon.

Their solution is a social cooperate enterprise that engages communities and cooperate organisations in the collection of post consumer wastes for recycling.

Want to find out the winning team for the hackathon?

Join Nigeria Health Watch's Facebook Live session with our CEO Ifeanyi Nsofor and Dr Chioma Nwakanma at 12 PM (WAT) today.

👉https://facebook.com/nigeriahealthwatch

Over the past 6 years, we have supported organizations to conduct high-quality researches, develop strategy documents, deliver professional courses, and lots more. See details here: https://epiafric.com/

For partnership, contact us at [email protected]

Let's hack how to manage waste so that they don’t become sources of infection & environmental hazards.

Apply to participate in the hackathon here:https://bit.ly/3sSfhpB

Congratulations to Jela's Development Initiatives'Team Audacious for emerging as one of the winners of the 2021 hackathon.

Their solution JBloodMatch is an artificial intelligence that links voluntary blood donors to recipients using their blood type & location for free.

Congratulations Medtech Africa for emerging as one of the winners of the 2021 hackathon.

Their solution Forcardio, is an app that presents health data of people with cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) from any CVD monitoring devices they use, to their cardiologists.