Impact Factor with F. Perry Wilson

• Move to Single-Dose COVID Vaccine Is Worth a Shot   Switching to a single-dose COVID vaccine program is a reasonable option while vaccine supply is limited, says F. Perry Wilson. Here's a look at the data.
  Medscape, February 23, 2021
• Do Zinc and Vitamin C Reduce COVID Symptoms?   A randomized trial looked at the ability of zinc and vitamin C to shorten symptoms of COVID-19 in outpatients. Dr F. Perry Wilson breaks down the data.
  Medscape, February 17, 2021
• With COVID Vaccinations Comes a Potential Nightmare Scenario   On an individual level, reducing the severity of COVID disease is critical. But from a public health perspective, we also want to reduce transmission, says F. Perry Wilson.
  Medscape, February 10, 2021
• Is TB12 Tom Brady's Secret to Success?   What is TB12, and is it what's behind Tom Brady's longevity and success? Not exactly, says Dr F. Perry Wilson.
  Medscape, February 03, 2021
• Keto vs Plant-Based Eating: Is the Carb-Insulin Model Correct?   Which is better for weight loss: a low-carb, high-fat ketogenic diet or a low-fat, high-carb plant-based diet? Maybe it's not about the macronutrients, says Dr F. Perry Wilson.
  Medscape, January 27, 2021
• COVID-19 in Pregnancy: Finally, Some Hard Data   COVID-19 has shown significant effects in pregnancy, and those risks must be taken into account when considering whether to advise vaccination for pregnant women, says Dr F. Perry Wilson.
  Medscape, January 20, 2021
• Coronavirus Variant Means We Have to Vaccinate Faster   The B117 coronavirus variant is more easily transmissible. What can we do about it? Vaccinate quickly, says Dr F. Perry Wilson.
  Medscape, January 13, 2021
• Masks and Kids' Emotional Recognition May Be Cause for Worry   Masks are a necessity during the pandemic, but what's the potential damage? Can the emotional connection between children and others survive a masked world?
  Medscape, December 23, 2020
• COVID Vaccine Trial Placebo Group Deserves Priority Vaccination   Should individuals randomly assigned to placebo in the COVID vaccine trials be first in line for the vaccine after FDA emergency use authorization?
  Medscape, December 15, 2020
• Alcohol Use Up During Pandemic, Especially in Binge Drinkers   Is alcohol abuse a potential harm of social isolation during the COVID pandemic?
  Medscape, December 09, 2020
• How Much Does Marijuana Impair Driving?   A recent study tested how people drive under the influence of marijuana. 'DUI is still DUI,' says Dr F. Perry Wilson.
  Medscape, December 01, 2020
• COVID Thanksgiving Analogies: Drunk Driving or Safe Sex?   As the holidays approach in the midst of another COVID surge, health professionals need to rally around a common public health message, says Dr F. Perry Wilson.
  Medscape, November 24, 2020
• Why Not Try Melatonin, Zinc, Vit C? COVID-19 and Pascal's Wager   Should patients be free to try relatively low-risk therapies for COVID-19 if they lack evidence of benefit?
  Medscape, November 17, 2020
• The Problem With Preprints in Clinical Science   This may be the year of the preprint, says Dr F. Perry Wilson, but the absence of peer review means there is little opportunity for scientific quality control.
  Medscape, November 11, 2020
• Industry Payments Go Mostly to KOLs -- Does It Matter?   Recent studies show that key opinion leaders receive half of all industry payments given to physicians. Are they being bought, or could there be another explanation?
  Medscape, November 04, 2020
• Vitamin D for COVID? We've Been Burned Before   What, if any, is the link between COVID-19 and vitamin D? Dr F. Perry Wilson digs into the data.
  Medscape, October 28, 2020
• Will People Embrace a COVID Vaccine? It Depends   What percentage of the US population will get the COVID vaccine when one becomes available? A study shows that characteristics of the vaccine may affect uptake.
  Medscape, October 21, 2020
• Excess COVID-19 Deaths: How Does the US Compare With Other Countries?   Excess deaths may be the best tool to compare a country's response to the pandemic with other parts of the world, says Dr F. Perry Wilson. How does the United States measure up?
  Medscape, October 13, 2020
• Trump Got Therapies You Wouldn't Get -- And You're Better Off   The expectation is that a VIP would get special treatment when hospitalized, but it might actually harm the patient. Sometimes it's good to be a nobody, says Dr F. Perry Wilson.
  Medscape, October 06, 2020
• Volume vs Quality: The Why of Gender Pay Disparity in Primary Care   Dr F. Perry Wilson takes a deep dive into the reasons behind gender pay disparity among primary care doctors and concludes, 'It hurts all of us, and our patients.'
  Medscape, September 30, 2020