Nyiri Miriam Gyang is a dedicated researcher from Africa, specializing in understanding the

complex epidemiology, social impact, and treatment of HIV as it pertains to adolescents

living with HIV. Nyiri Miriam Gyang has spent over 7 years, advancing HIV research and

actively participating in achieving the 1 st and 3 rd UNAID 95-95-95 by 2025, Through HIV

Viral load and EID testing. Nyiri Miriam Gyang has also been involved in research that

addresses both the medical and socioeconomic challenges associated with HIV.

After obtaining an undergraduate degree in Medical Laboratory Science and a master's in

Public health from the University of Jos and Bingham University and currently undergoing

another master’s degree in Molecular Biology and Genomics, Nyiri Miriam Gyang, worked

in collaboration with research organizations, healthcare facilities, and non-profit organization

to influence regional and international HIV/AIDS initiatives.

Passionate about community health, Nyiri Miriam Gyang also engages in outreach and

educational programs, aimed at reducing stigma, promoting testing and preventive care, and

improving access to treatment.