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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.

The newsletter is published every Friday and is available across various digital platforms, ensuring consistent and accessible updates for readers.

Burden of Asymptomatic Bronchial Hyperresponsiveness among Indian Teenagers – The Silent Respiratory Risk!!

Bronchial hyperresponsiveness (BHR) refers to reversible airway obstruction in response...

Unseen Deficits: The Neural Impact of Non-Anemic Iron Deficiency in Adolescents

Iron deficiency (ID) is the most common nutritional deficiency worldwide...

The Sweet Trap: Sugary Beverages and the Onset of Dementia

Dementia, a clinical syndrome marked by cognitive decline affecting daily...

Carbs and the Clock: Impact of Carbohydrate Quality on Women’s Healthy Aging

Diet is undoubtedly  a key determinant of chronic disease, premature...

From Comfort to Resilience: How Maternal Warmth Shapes Social Safety and Youth Wellbeing

Understanding the long-term impact of parental warmth is essential for...

Sugar-Coated Truth: What’s Really in Kids’ Breakfast Cereals?

Ready-to-eat (RTE) cereals are a leading breakfast option for children...

Sugar in Disguise: The Hidden Risk of Diabetes in Your Beverages

Reducing the global burden of type 2 diabetes (T2D) is...

The Weight of the Beginnings: Early Life Fat Trajectories in South Asian Children

Childhood obesity is a growing global health issue, with an...

Feeding the Brain: The Mental Edge of Vitamin D in Seniors

The global rise in the prevalence of dementia (repoted to...

Screen Time, Short Sight: The Rising Tide of Myopia in Children

Myopia, a standard refractive error where light focuses in front...

Decoding the Sweet Trap: Non-Caloric Sweeteners Linked to Increased Appetite Across Body Weights

Sucralose, a widely used non-caloric sweetener, offers the advantage of...

Burden of Asymptomatic Bronchial Hyperresponsiveness among Indian Teenagers – The Silent Respiratory Risk!!

Bronchial hyperresponsiveness (BHR) refers to reversible airway obstruction in response...

Unseen Deficits: The Neural Impact of Non-Anemic Iron Deficiency in Adolescents

Iron deficiency (ID) is the most common nutritional deficiency worldwide...

The Sweet Trap: Sugary Beverages and the Onset of Dementia

Dementia, a clinical syndrome marked by cognitive decline affecting daily...

Carbs and the Clock: Impact of Carbohydrate Quality on Women’s Healthy Aging

Diet is undoubtedly  a key determinant of chronic disease, premature...

From Comfort to Resilience: How Maternal Warmth Shapes Social Safety and Youth Wellbeing

Understanding the long-term impact of parental warmth is essential for...

Sugar-Coated Truth: What’s Really in Kids’ Breakfast Cereals?

Ready-to-eat (RTE) cereals are a leading breakfast option for children...

Sugar in Disguise: The Hidden Risk of Diabetes in Your Beverages

Reducing the global burden of type 2 diabetes (T2D) is...

The Weight of the Beginnings: Early Life Fat Trajectories in South Asian Children

Childhood obesity is a growing global health issue, with an...

Feeding the Brain: The Mental Edge of Vitamin D in Seniors

The global rise in the prevalence of dementia (repoted to...

Screen Time, Short Sight: The Rising Tide of Myopia in Children

Myopia, a standard refractive error where light focuses in front...

Decoding the Sweet Trap: Non-Caloric Sweeteners Linked to Increased Appetite Across Body Weights

Sucralose, a widely used non-caloric sweetener, offers the advantage of...
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