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Another Study Links Marijuana to Increased Risk of Heart Disease – Family Council
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Another Study Links Marijuana to Increased Risk of Heart Disease – Family Council
A new study published in the journal Clinical Cardiology shows marijuana use — whether it’s smoking, vaping, eating, or dabbing — increases the risk of coronary heart disease. Researchers analyzing data from over 7,600 marijuana users found that vaping marijuana posed the highest risk, with users facing more than double the normal risk of heart disease. Those who used marijuana multiple ways — such as smoking and vaping — faced even greater risk…
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