Mark L. Fuerst

State of Indiana, FSSA Office of Medicaid Policy and Planning

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Articles

Men Both Old and Young Are Forgetful

February 03, 2014

Minor subjective memory problems are very common among men-young as well as old-a new study shows.

Soccer Fans Get Fit and Lose Weight

February 03, 2014

An innovative study targeted a group of men who often find it difficult to lose weight.

Men Who Marry Later Have Stronger Bones

February 03, 2014

Marriage is good for the health of some men's bones, says the first study to link marital history and quality of marriage to bone health.

Men: Exercise More, Sit Less to Prevent Heart Failure

February 03, 2014

This study is the first to provide evidence that high levels of sedentary time, even among physically active men, places them at risk for heart failure.

Obese Are More Susceptible to Respiratory Infections

January 28, 2014

Persons who are obese are at increased risk for catching the flu and other potentially serious respiratory diseases.

Obstructive Lung Disease Tied to Cognitive Impairment

January 27, 2014

Obstructive lung disease may be linked with problems with memory and information processing. The more diminished the airflow, the greater the impairment.

CDC Issues Avian Influenza A Advisory

January 27, 2014

The first confirmed case in North America this year has led the CDC to issue a health advisory reminding physicians about the symptoms and treatment.

Heavy Drinking Hastens Cognitive Decline in Men

January 27, 2014

Men who are heavy drinkers show a faster cognitive decline compared with men who consume light to moderate amounts of alcohol.

Single Screening Questions Gauge Alcohol, Drug Use

January 22, 2014

They may determine the presence of alcohol and drug dependence better than longer screening tools, according to a new study.