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Utah Becomes First State to Ban Fluoride in Public Water
Yale School of Medicine's F. Perry Wilson, MDassociate professor of medicine (nephrology), weighs in on the benefits of drinking fluoridated water.
Source: The New York Times
28 Mar 2025
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Gut Bacteria’s Link to Multiple Sclerosis and Could Ozempic Help With Alcohol Use Disorder?
Yale's F. Perry Wilson, associate professor of medicine (nephrology) and public health (chronic disease epidemiology), discusses a link between gut bacteria and multiple sclerosis, new research on stress and cancer, and whether Ozempic could help with alcohol use disorder.
Source: WTNH
19 Feb 2025
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Why Coffee Is Good For You—If You Drink It In The Morning
Yale's F. Perry Wilson, MD, assistant professor of medicine (nephrology) and of public health (chronic disease epidemiology), discusses the link between coffee intake and heart protection
Source: Forbes
29 Jan 2025
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What we can learn about lead poisoning from ancient Rome and bird flu
In today’s health headlines, what we learn about lead poisoning from ancient Rome. Also, putting the first bird flu death into perspective and the Food and Drug Administration is taking a closer look at making pulse oximeters effective for all skin tones.
Source: WTNH
8 Jan 2025
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Health headlines: What occupations may protect you from Alzheimer's disease?
In today’s health headlines, what occupations may protect you from Alzheimer’s disease? Plus, new concerns about plant-based meat alternatives, and why you might want to sign your kids up for team sports.
Source: WTNH
19 Dec 2024
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The Curious Reason Taxi Drivers Are Protected From Alzheimer’s
Yale's F. Perry Wilson, MD, associate professor of medicine (nephrology) and public health (chronic disease epidemiology), explains why taxi drivers may be protected from Alzheimer's disease.
Source: Medscape
17 Dec 2024
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Panel Warns Against Vitamin D, Calcium for Falls in Older Adults
Yale's F. Perry Wilson, MD, associate professor of medicine (nephrology) and public health (chronic disease epidemiology), comments in an article about new vitamin D recommendations.
Source: The Washington Post
17 Dec 2024
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How to Make Sense of the Flouride Debate
F. Perry Wilson, MD, associate professor of medicine (nephrology) at Yale School of Medicine, discusses the connection between oral health and systemic health problems.
Source: The New York Times
12 Dec 2024
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Yale physician shares new reason to exercise every day
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) In today's health headlines, a surprising source of stress, a simple solution to help children with emotional control, and a new reason to exercise every day. Dr. F. Perry Wilson, Yale Medicine physician, associate professor at Yale School of Medicine, and author of "How Medicine Works and When it Doesn't."
Source: Yahoo
11 Dec 2024
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The Cause of All That Stress: Tonsillectomy?
F. Perry Wilson, MD, associate professor of medicine (nephrology) at Yale School of Medicine, comments on research suggesting a link between having your tonsils out and later development of stress-related disorders.
Source: Medscape
10 Dec 2024
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Health headlines: How AI is innovating drug formulations
In today’s health headlines, we’re talking about AI helping with drug formulations. Dr. F. Perry Wilson, Yale medicine physician, associate professor at Yale School of Medicine and author of “How Medicine Works and When it Doesn’t,” joined good morning Connecticut at 9 a.m. to discuss.
Source: WTNH
4 Dec 2024
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How Much Water Should We Drink in a Day?
F. Perry Wilson, MD, associate professor of medicine (nephrology) at Yale School of Medicine, comments on the common recommendation to drink more water.
Source: Medscape
26 Nov 2024
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Are your cells making weight loss harder?
Are your cells making weight loss even harder? What to know before raising a glass this holiday season, and should kids head outside to learn? Dr. F. Perry Wilson- a Yale Medicine physician, associate professor at Yale School of Medicine, and author of “How Medicine Works and When It Doesn’t”- joined Good Moring Connecticut to discuss.
Source: WTNH
20 Nov 2024
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AKI Intervention Through Personalized Recommendations Falls Short of Improving Patient Outcomes
Yale School of Medicine's F. Perry Wilson, MD, and Abinet Aklilu, MD, MPH, found that an intervention designed to better manage acute kidney injury in hospitalized patients, based on recommendations from a "kidney action team," did not meet the primary outcome.
Source: Medscape
26 Oct 2024
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Can a ‘Kidney Action Team’ Improve Patient Outcomes?
In a new study, Yale researchers set out to discover if personalized recommendations given by a kidney action team could improve the outcomes of hospitalized patients with acute kidney injury.
25 Oct 2024
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Time-Restricted Eating Is Not a Metabolic Magic Bullet
F. Perry Wilson, MD, associate professor of medicine (nephrology) at Yale School of Medicine, discusses a study on time-restricted eating.
Source: Medscape
1 Oct 2024
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Yale Database DOM-CovX Streamlines Research Process, Fosters Collaboration
The COVID-19 pandemic led to a huge uptick in research across disciplines. In the first six months after the pandemic hit, 35,000 publications were indexed in PubMed; by the end of the year that number reached 90,000.
24 Sep 2024
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10 Cold and Flu Essentials to Always Keep on Hand, Per Medical Experts
F. Perry Wilson, MD, an associate professor of medicine (nephrology) at Yale School of Medicine, discusses various medications that help relieve the symptoms of the flu and colds.
Source: New York Post
24 Sep 2024
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Coffee's 'Sweet Spot': Daily Consumption and Cardiometabolic Risk
F. Perry Wilson, MD, associate professor of medicine (nephrology) at Yale School of Medicine, discusses a study suggesting that coffee reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Source: Medscape
17 Sep 2024
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Ozempic and Suicide: What the Real-World Data Reveal
F. Perry Wilson, MD, associate professor of medicine (nephrology) at Yale School of Medicine, weighs in on reports that the use of Ozempic may increase the risk of suicide.
Source: Medscape
4 Sep 2024