Publications by authors named "Evan Wiley"
Youth vaping is a public health concern in Canada. Researchers have explored factors associated with vape use, but rarely differentiated between types of use. This study estimates the prevalence and correlations among past-month nicotine vaping, nicotine-free vaping, and dual-use vaping (nicotine and nicotine-free) in grades 9-12 high school students.
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- The study assesses fluid shifts in anorexia nervosa patients during refeeding, aiming to link these changes to kidney function, electrolytes, and acid/base balance, challenging previous beliefs about vasopressin dysregulation.
- A retrospective analysis included 70 patients, revealing that 80% experienced severe negative fluid balance, despite stable serum sodium levels and an increase in bicarbonate in some cases.
- Findings indicate that energy deprivation affects kidney fluid and bicarbonate management independently of vasopressin, suggesting the need for further research on renal adaptations during energy restriction and refeeding.
Introduction: Research has identified positive associations between green space and physical and mental health outcomes. Substance use outcomes, however, have received considerably less attention. This study investigates the association between residential greenness and substance use through an analysis of alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana use among youth and young adults.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFOBJECTIVE Risk of ischemia during aneurysm surgery is significantly related to temporary clipping time and final clipping that might incorporate a perforator. In this study, the authors attempted to assess the potential added benefit to patient outcomes of "awake" neurological testing when compared with standard neurophysiological testing performed under general anesthesia. The procedure is performed after the induction of conscious sedation, and for the neurological testing, the patient is fully awake.
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