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Is Weed Affecting Your Brain Long-Term? Study Suggests Dementia Risk May Be Sooner Than You Think
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Is Weed Affecting Your Brain Long-Term? Study Suggests Dementia Risk May Be Sooner Than You Think

ByPartha Nandi, MD

Canadian researchers analyzing over six million people discovered unexpected patterns that could fundamentally change how we view marijuana’s long-term safety profile. As cannabis legalization spreads across North America and usage climbs among populations once considered low-risk, scientists are uncovering connections between marijuana use and brain health that warrant serious attention.  New findings emerge from one…

Heart Attack and Stroke Rates Fell After COVID Vaccination: What the Data Shows
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Heart Attack and Stroke Rates Fell After COVID Vaccination: What the Data Shows

ByPartha Nandi, MD

What if the shot you took to protect your lungs also ended up protecting your heart? For years, COVID-19 vaccines have been under the microscope—praised, politicized, and scrutinized from every angle. While debates raged on about side effects and mandates, something quieter but far more consequential was happening in the background: heart attacks and strokes…

Parkinson’s Breakthrough: Nanoparticles Used to Reverse Disease Progression
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Parkinson’s Breakthrough: Nanoparticles Used to Reverse Disease Progression

ByPartha Nandi, MD

What if reversing Parkinson’s didn’t require brain surgery, implanted wires, or daily pills with harsh side effects? Parkinson’s disease, the second most common neurodegenerative disorder after Alzheimer’s, affects over 10 million people worldwide. It creeps in gradually—first a tremor, then slowness, stiffness, and eventually, the steady erosion of motor control. Beneath these symptoms lies a…

Under-Eye Circles Could Signal More Than Tiredness: What to Watch For
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Under-Eye Circles Could Signal More Than Tiredness: What to Watch For

ByPartha Nandi, MD

Most people blame dark circles under their eyes on late nights or stress, dismissing them as temporary cosmetic concerns that makeup can easily hide. However, your body might be sending urgent messages through these seemingly innocent shadows beneath your eyes.  While some under-eye discoloration stems from harmless causes, certain types of dark circles may indicate…

Four Birthdays Become One: Ohio Family Shares Impossible Coincidence
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Four Birthdays Become One: Ohio Family Shares Impossible Coincidence

ByPartha Nandi, MD

Some coincidences seem too remarkable to believe, yet occasionally reality surpasses fiction in the most heartwarming ways. An Ohio couple discovered their shared birthday would become even more special when their newborn twins arrived. What started as a romantic coincidence became a unique family tradition. This family’s story demonstrates how some odds are genuinely incredible….

Born, Saved, and Born Again: The Incredible Story of a Baby Born Twice After Life-Saving Tumor Surgery
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Born, Saved, and Born Again: The Incredible Story of a Baby Born Twice After Life-Saving Tumor Surgery

ByPartha Nandi, MD

Medical teams at Texas Children’s Hospital accomplished something that sounds impossible – delivering a baby, performing surgery, then returning her to the womb to continue developing. Lynlee Boemer became known as the baby born twice after extraordinary fetal surgery saved her life when a massive tumor threatened to stop her tiny heart.  Her story demonstrates…

Science Is Challenging Death: After Death, the Body May Still Hold Potential for Revival
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Science Is Challenging Death: After Death, the Body May Still Hold Potential for Revival

ByPartha Nandi, MD

What if dying isn’t as final as we’ve been taught? What if a stopped heart and a flatline on the monitor don’t mark the end, but just the beginning of a critical countdown? For centuries, death has been treated as the ultimate no-return point. But that idea is being challenged by cutting-edge science and one…

No Wires, No Surgery: Tiny Rice-Sized Pacemaker Melts Away After Healing Your Heart
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No Wires, No Surgery: Tiny Rice-Sized Pacemaker Melts Away After Healing Your Heart

ByPartha Nandi, MD

What if healing a heart didn’t leave a scar? No wires, no incisions, no machines taped to your chest. Just support when you need it, and nothing left behind when you don’t. That’s not a futuristic fantasy. It’s the reality behind a pacemaker smaller than a grain of rice, recently unveiled by scientists at Northwestern…

The Dark Side of Ozempic: One Man’s Shocking Health Decline After 150-Pound Loss
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The Dark Side of Ozempic: One Man’s Shocking Health Decline After 150-Pound Loss

ByPartha Nandi, MD

Brad Roberts appeared to have achieved the weight loss dream when a dramatic transformation earned him a starring role in commercials for the telehealth company LifeMD. His inspiring story about overcoming struggles with food resonated with viewers seeking similar success with popular weight loss medications.  However, what seemed like a perfect success story would soon…