Cynthia Adinig
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BornMay 24, 1985
OccupationCo-Founder BIPOC Equity Agency
KnownforLong COVID & ME/CFS Health Equity Advocacy
Board memberofSolve ME/CFS Initiative
Cynthia Adinig | |
|---|---|
| Born | May 24, 1985 |
| Occupation | Co-Founder BIPOC Equity Agency |
| Known for | Long COVID & ME/CFS Health Equity Advocacy |
| Board member of | Solve ME/CFS Initiative |
| Children | Aiden Adinig |
| Relatives | Chris Henry (wide receiver) (step-brother) |
| Website | www |
Cynthia Adinig (born 1985) is an African-American healthcare equity activist.[1][2][3] She is based in Northern Virginia.[4]
Adinig grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her step-brother was NFL player Chris Henry.[5] In 2016, only a few months after her son's first birthday, her sister, Shari Lee died from renal failure at 37 years old.[5] Her sister and step brother's death helped to further catalyze Cynthia's involvement improving healthcare and health equity for communities of color.[6]
Adinig's son Aiden Adinig, became known as a math prodigy at only 3 years old.[7] He developed Long COVID at 4 years old. He became a member of Mensa International at 5 years old.[8]