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The MIND’s Lab Publishing MediWeek Newsletter is a public service initiative by MIND’s Lab Publishing, dedicated to delivering crucial, evidence-based healthcare information relevant to public health. Designed to enhance general healthcare awareness, the newsletter simplifies credible scientific information for easy understanding.

Each issue covers a wide range of public health topics, including nutrition, exercise, lifestyle-related diseases, mental health, climate-related health challenges, recent disease findings, pregnancy, child growth and cognitive development, geriatrics, and more.

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Individual Calcium and Vitamin D Supplementation May Not Benefit the General Adult Population in Preventing Fractures and Falls!

ByMIND's Lab Publishing July 24, 2026 Comment (0)

Falls and osteoporotic fractures are major causes of disability, loss...

Interrupting Prolonged Sitting Linked to Lower Cancer Death Risk

ByMIND's Lab Publishing July 17, 2026 Comment (0)

Breaking up prolonged periods of sitting with short bouts of...

About the MIND's Lab MediWeek

Weight Loss and Physical Activity Can Reduce Physical Fatigability in Older Adults with Obesity

A Vegan Diet, Even for Just a Month, May Ease Inflammation and Slow Biological Aging

Night-time Light Exposure Linked to Adverse Cardiac Remodelling and Higher CVD Risk!!

Beyond Salt: The Potassium Factor in Blood Pressure Control

Taking the Stairs Regularly Linked to Reduced Cardiovascular and Mortality Risk!!

Daily Tomato Consumption May Reduce Liver Fat in MASLD

Higher Coffee Intake Is Associated with Lower Risks of Cirrhosis and Liver Cancer!!

Green Mediterranean Diet Boosts Folate Levels and May Improve Cardiometabolic Health

Just 90 minutes of Reduced Sleep a Night for Six Weeks can lead to Weight

Resistance Training Combined with Aerobic Activity May Reduce Cardiovascular Risk in Women by 45%

Individual Calcium and Vitamin D Supplementation May Not Benefit the General Adult Population in Preventing

Interrupting Prolonged Sitting Linked to Lower Cancer Death Risk

Weight Loss and Physical Activity Can Reduce Physical Fatigability in Older Adults with Obesity

A Vegan Diet, Even for Just a Month, May Ease Inflammation and Slow Biological Aging

Night-time Light Exposure Linked to Adverse Cardiac Remodelling and Higher CVD Risk!!

Beyond Salt: The Potassium Factor in Blood Pressure Control

Taking the Stairs Regularly Linked to Reduced Cardiovascular and Mortality Risk!!

Daily Tomato Consumption May Reduce Liver Fat in MASLD

Higher Coffee Intake Is Associated with Lower Risks of Cirrhosis and Liver Cancer!!

Green Mediterranean Diet Boosts Folate Levels and May Improve Cardiometabolic Health

Just 90 minutes of Reduced Sleep a Night for Six Weeks can lead to Weight Gain!!

Resistance Training Combined with Aerobic Activity May Reduce Cardiovascular Risk in Women by 45%

Individual Calcium and Vitamin D Supplementation May Not Benefit the General Adult Population in Preventing Fractures and Falls!

Interrupting Prolonged Sitting Linked to Lower Cancer Death Risk

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