Study: Young adult cannabis users nearly twice as likely to suffer heart attack
Researchers say one doctor said older research showed the drug can affect the heart rate.
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Sep 7, 2021, 4:43 PM
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6h agoResearchers say
whether you smoke it, vape it or eat it - cannabis may be significantly
increasing your risk of a heart attack.
Researchers found adults under 45 who consumed cannabis within
the last 30 days suffered from nearly double the number of heart attacks
than adults who didn't use the drug.
Researchers say
one doctor said older research showed the drug can affect the heart rate.
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