Longitudinal associations between e-cigarette use, cigarette smoking, physical activity, and recreational screen time in Canadian adolescents
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Introduction This study examined longitudinal associations between e-cigarette use,
cigarette smoking, physical activity, and recreational screen time (ST) in a cohort of
Canadian adolescents (ages 14–17 years; grades 9–12). Aims and Methods Data from
5951 adolescents who participated in COMPASS Year 4 (2015–2016; baseline) and Year 6
(2017–2018; follow-up) were used. Exposures included e-cigarette use and cigarette
smoking. Outcomes included cutpoints for moderate-to vigorous-physical activity (MVPA;≥ …
cigarette smoking, physical activity, and recreational screen time (ST) in a cohort of
Canadian adolescents (ages 14–17 years; grades 9–12). Aims and Methods Data from
5951 adolescents who participated in COMPASS Year 4 (2015–2016; baseline) and Year 6
(2017–2018; follow-up) were used. Exposures included e-cigarette use and cigarette
smoking. Outcomes included cutpoints for moderate-to vigorous-physical activity (MVPA;≥ …
Longitudinal associations between e-cigarette use, cigarette smoking, physical activity and screen time among Canadian adolescents: Mini-Oral Presentation C3. 17
D Irvine, E McGarity-Shipley, EY Lee… - The Health & Fitness …, 2021 - hfjc.library.ubc.ca
Background: Cross-sectional studies have suggested that among adolescents, e-cigarette
use may be protective and cigarette smoking may be harmful in terms of movement
behaviors and sport participation. Purpose: To examine longitudinal associations between e-
cigarette use, cigarette smoking, physical activity, and recreational screen time in a cohort of
Canadian adolescents (grades 9-12). Methods: Data from 5,951 adolescents who
participated in COMPASS 2015–16 (baseline) and 2017–18 (follow-up) were used …
use may be protective and cigarette smoking may be harmful in terms of movement
behaviors and sport participation. Purpose: To examine longitudinal associations between e-
cigarette use, cigarette smoking, physical activity, and recreational screen time in a cohort of
Canadian adolescents (grades 9-12). Methods: Data from 5,951 adolescents who
participated in COMPASS 2015–16 (baseline) and 2017–18 (follow-up) were used …
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