Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Music has powerful effects on our brains. It doesn’t matter if it’s hip-hop, R&B, jazz, electronic, or classical. If you like what’s playing, you’ll feel good and improve your mood. And, according to new research, musical training could help improve your focus. Music and Attention Researchers looked at 18 professional musicians who had been practicing…
A panel of chemists, psychiatrists, and pharmacologists sought to develop a rational scale to assess the harm and potential misuse of drugs and listed the top five most addictive substances in the world. Some of these substances are legal, so it’s important to know the risks. The Five Most Addictive Substances In The World Perhaps…
Drinking regular coffee can have some amazing health benefits, but does the same hold true for decaf? People are wondering if the potent chemicals used to remove caffeine could be harmful to their health. There are a few ways to strip away caffeine from coffee. First, unroasted coffee beans are steamed or soaked. Then, a…
Have you ever gotten so worked up you decided to ‘blow off steam’? Maybe you go for a run or hit the gym and bench as much weight as you can muster. But new evidence suggests you might want to pump the breaks. How Can Exercise Be Bad For You? Exercise is important for a…
Sleep is brain food that is vital for good health. Not only does it affect our energy levels, but also our ability to think, pay attention, make decisions, and be productive. And a new study found sleep can also affect our ability to lose weight. How Is Sleep-Related To Weight Loss? Researchers evaluated almost 2,000…
According to a new study published in the Journal of Endocrinology, drinking too much caffeine while pregnant could damage your baby’s liver. But how much is too much? Researchers studied the effects of caffeine on pregnant rats and found that high amounts of caffeine during pregnancy could impede the overall growth and development of a newborn…
Oregon is now the second state in the US to allow students to take what they are calling ‘Mental Health Sick Days’ and some worry this will lead to more kids skipping school. Personally, I think this is a pretty good idea. Though my sons are likely too young to feel the stress and pressures of…
Researchers at Drexel University in Philadelphia found that female Social Workers top the list for heart disease risk. They were found to be 36% more likely to cardiovascular problems. Retail cashiers fell shortly behind Social Workers with a 33% higher risk. And the third group in line, Home Health Aids and Psychiatrists, had an elevated…
My family certainly isn’t complaining about the winter wonderland outside. I know two young boys who absolutely adore the fluffy white stuff – my sons. They’re eager to get outside and play, but know it’s really important to dress appropriately before heading outdoors. Can Cold Weather Make Health Conditions Worse? Absolutely. Changes in the weather…
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