"In the overall population, the study findings are consistent with other studies indicating that daily cannabis use was associated with an increase in heart attack, stroke and the combined ...

Smoking, vaping or eating marijuana is linked to a significantly higher risk of heart attack and stroke, even if a person had no existing heart conditions and did not smoke or vape tobacco ...

Using marijuana as little as once per month is associated with a higher risk of both heart attack and stroke, according to a large study published Wednesday by researchers from Massachusetts ...

found daily use of cannabis — predominantly through smoking — was linked with a 25 percent increased likelihood of heart attack and a 42 percent increased likelihood of a stroke when compared ...

The study found people who used cannabis chronically - including in edible form - had significantly reduced vascular function ...

Your best bud might be breaking your heart. Though many Americans believe daily marijuana use is safer than tobacco, a new ...

Cardiovascular function and heart health in people using cannabis, either by smoking or eating, was roughly half that of ...

A new study from researchers at UC San Francisco has found that chronic cannabis use—whether smoked or eaten—can ...

This causes blood vessels to constrict, raising the risk of blood clots, which can lead to coronary artery disease, heart attacks and stroke. While recent studies have linked cannabis smoking to heart ...

Weekly use of cannabis was shown to increase heart attack and stroke risk by 3% and 5% ... “We’ve known for a long time that smoking tobacco is linked to heart disease, and this study is ...

Two new studies suggest that people who regularly use cannabis have a substantially higher risk of having a heart attack compared to people who do not use cannabis. The two studies were a ...