Kayla Teopiz

Researcher in psychiatry and ketamine/psychedelic medicine research; likely affiliated with the University of Toronto/Trillium Health Partners research network

Papers

9 publications

Trials

0 clinical trials

Key Impact

Teopiz coauthors multiple systematic reviews and clinical studies on ketamine, esketamine, and psilocybin in depression and suicidality, helping synthesize the evidence base for psychedelic and glutamatergic treatments in psychiatry.

Background & Research

Kayla M. Teopiz appears as an author on multiple publications focused on ketamine, esketamine, psilocybin, suicidality, sleep, and biomarkers in mood disorders. Her publication record suggests involvement in academic psychiatry research centered on treatment-resistant depression and related outcomes. I could not verify a definitive current faculty title from the available sources, so the affiliation is kept conservative.

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