Jamaji Nwanaji-Enwerem, MD. PhD. MPP. (@jnwanajienwerem) 's Twitter Profile
Jamaji Nwanaji-Enwerem, MD. PhD. MPP.

@jnwanajienwerem

Presidential Asst. Prof. of Emergency Medicine @PennMedicine • Exec. Dir. Elnd.org • Alum @HarvardMed @Kennedy_School @HarvardChanSPH @Morehouse @EmoryEM

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Looking forward to joining the 2025 Africa Health Conference at Harvard! Bring your ideas and passion as we discuss the role of the environment in addressing Africa’s health and development challenges. #AfricanHealth #EnvironmentalHealth #Innovation 🎟️: tinyurl.com/2025AHC

Looking forward to joining the 2025 Africa Health Conference at Harvard! Bring your ideas and passion as we discuss the role of the environment in addressing Africa’s health and development challenges. #AfricanHealth #EnvironmentalHealth #Innovation 
🎟️: tinyurl.com/2025AHC
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Honored to join the 3rd Africa Health Conference at #Harvard as a panelist. Progress demands integrating the realities of environmental pressures & resource inequities into scalable, community-led solutions. Privileged to collaborate with leaders shaping a healthier future. 🌍

Honored to join the 3rd Africa Health Conference at #Harvard as a panelist. Progress demands integrating the realities of environmental pressures & resource inequities into scalable, community-led solutions. Privileged to collaborate with leaders shaping a healthier future. 🌍
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In a representative sample of US adults, we tested whether 64 chemicals accelerate #epigenetic age. Cadmium stands out as a key driver, while #lead and #cotinine also accelerate biomarkers of mortality and the pace of #aging #CleanLongevity aging-us.com/article/206201

In a representative sample of US adults, we tested whether 64 chemicals accelerate #epigenetic age. Cadmium stands out as a key driver, while #lead and #cotinine also accelerate biomarkers of mortality and the pace of #aging #CleanLongevity
aging-us.com/article/206201
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Collaboration is key to tackling global challenges. Honored to share my perspectives on environmental & occupational aging in astronauts & uniformed professionals across Africa & the US at the 3rd US-Africa Frontiers of Science, Engineering, and Medicine Symposium in Rwanda. 🚀

Collaboration is key to tackling global challenges. Honored to share my perspectives on environmental & occupational aging in astronauts & uniformed professionals across Africa & the US at the 3rd US-Africa Frontiers of Science, Engineering, and Medicine Symposium in Rwanda. 🚀
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I get it. Regulations may not sound enjoyable, but they often exist to create cleaner environments. When done right, this means healthier people, happier families, more productive workers, & more prosperous businesses. Looking forward to the conversation, Miller Medicine!

I get it. Regulations may not sound enjoyable, but they often exist to create cleaner environments. When done right, this means healthier people, happier families, more productive workers, &amp; more prosperous businesses. Looking forward to the conversation, <a href="/umiamimedicine/">Miller Medicine</a>!
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Are immigrants in the U.S. aging slower—at the DNA level? 🧬 Our research reveals immigrants had younger epigenetic ages (~2.5 years!) compared to non-immigrants, while U.S. citizens were older than non-citizens. Learn more about these population findings: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Are immigrants in the U.S. aging slower—at the DNA level? 🧬 Our research reveals immigrants had younger epigenetic ages (~2.5 years!) compared to non-immigrants, while U.S. citizens were older than non-citizens. Learn more about these population findings: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
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Does military service accelerate aging? ⏳🧬 Our new study reveals U.S. veterans may experience faster epigenetic aging compared to nonveterans. These findings highlight the importance of continued efforts to advance veteran health research & policy!  🔗 academic.oup.com/milmed/advance…

Does military service accelerate aging? ⏳🧬 Our new study reveals U.S. veterans may experience faster epigenetic aging compared to nonveterans. These findings highlight the importance of continued efforts to advance veteran health research &amp; policy!
 🔗 academic.oup.com/milmed/advance…
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Science needs you. At a time when we face great challenges, come learn how to join the fight for health and discovery at our panel. Let’s continue building a future where science serves society. #AMEC2025 #SOARHigher #SNMA

Science needs you. At a time when we face great challenges, come learn how to join the fight for health and discovery at our panel. Let’s continue building a future where science serves society. #AMEC2025 #SOARHigher #SNMA
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Grateful to spend time this afternoon with His Excellency, Dr Jean Kaseya, Director General of Africa CDC, and his team to discuss diaspora engagement, a ‘New Deal’ for African health security, and bold plans for health financing. Together, Africa’s health future is bright.

Grateful to spend time this afternoon with His Excellency, <a href="/Dr_JeanKaseya/">Dr Jean Kaseya</a>, Director General of <a href="/AfricaCDC/">Africa CDC</a>, and his team to discuss diaspora engagement, a ‘New Deal’ for African health security, and bold plans for health financing. Together, Africa’s health future is bright.
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Can health insurance slow biological aging? 🧬 Our new study suggests it might. Having insurance, especially comprehensive coverage, was linked to lower epigenetic aging in U.S. adults - highlighting the biological impacts of social policy. Read More🔗: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Can health insurance slow biological aging? 🧬 Our new study suggests it might. Having insurance, especially comprehensive coverage, was linked to lower epigenetic aging in U.S. adults - highlighting the biological impacts of social policy. 

Read More🔗: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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📢 New research alert: Limited healthcare access and poor self-rated health are linked to faster biological aging. Our findings underscore how access to care may shape long-term health at the molecular level. #Aging #HealthyLongevity #HealthPolicy …lepigeneticsjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

📢 New research alert: Limited healthcare access and poor self-rated health are linked to faster biological aging. Our findings underscore how access to care may shape long-term health at the molecular level. #Aging #HealthyLongevity #HealthPolicy

…lepigeneticsjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…
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Like many, my family often reflects on the country’s future. A talk with my dad is now a paper on Medicaid saving lives—across party lines—and why reforms must center people, not just costs. Even now, we can stay civically engaged to protect what matters. tinyurl.com/ypx95bpn

Like many, my family often reflects on the country’s future. A talk with my dad is now a paper on Medicaid saving lives—across party lines—and why reforms must center people, not just costs. Even now, we can stay civically engaged to protect what matters. 
tinyurl.com/ypx95bpn
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I am humbled and honored that in a world far from ideal and within an imperfect self, we can still realize meaningful impact. Thank you, National Medical Association. #NMAChicago25 #BridgingToBetter