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THC Edibles Are Bad for Your Heart, New Study Reveals
by https://www.facebook.com/peoplemag on May 30, 2025
A newly released medical study examined the impact that marijuana usage, including the use of THC-laced edibles, might have on the heart and found evidence suggesting it could increase the risk of suffering cardiac emergencies.
Marijuana use linked to early signs of heart damage
by By India Edwards, HealthDay News on May 29, 2025
Smoking or eating marijuana on a regular basis may damage a healthy person's blood vessels much like tobacco does, a small study finds.
Smoke it or eat it, cannabis is bad for your heart, new research shows
by Marc Sternfield on May 29, 2025
Researchers also found that marijuana smokers showed changes in their blood that could damage the cells lining blood vessels.
Cannabis edibles could be more harmful than you think, UCSF study says
by Alex Baker on May 29, 2025
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Although often touted as a healthier alternative to smoking cannabis, new research suggests THC edibles could be equally harmful to cardiovascular health. Those are the…
Consuming cannabis edibles could be more harmful than you think, UCSF study says
by Alex Baker on May 29, 2025
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Although often touted as a healthier alternative to smoking cannabis, new research suggests THC edibles could be equally harmful to cardiovascular health. Those are the findings of a new study from the University of California San Francisco that found a strong association between smoking cannabis, eating THC edibles and endothelial dysfunction
Smoking weed, using THC edibles could be as bad for you as cigarettes
by Straight Arrow News on May 29, 2025
A new study found a link between marijuana use and a higher risk for cardiovascular disease comparable to the impacts of smoking cigarettes.
UC San Francisco study uncovers troubling new cannabis health risk
by Lester Black on May 29, 2025
The researchers findings could upend what we know about cannabis use.
Heart attack risk linked to dirty habit MILLIONS of Americans do daily
by Emily Joshu Sterne on May 29, 2025
A dirty habit practiced by 18million Americans may reduce blood vessel function and raise the risk of suffering a heart attack, a study from the University of California San Francisco suggests.
Whether It's Edibles Or Joints, Cannabis May Still Be As Bad For The Heart As Tobacco
by StudyFinds Staff on May 29, 2025
That joint might not be as harmless as you think. A new study reveals that chronic marijuana use — whether smoked or consumed as edibles — may impair blood vessel function in ways comparable to tobacco smoking.
The Trending Switch From Sweets to Edible Wellness Products
by Contributor content by Lauren Carpenter on May 29, 2025
Contributor content. These edibles are marketed as products that may help manage stress, improve your sleep, and support your overall mental health.
‘This is not Dan’s folly’: Lt. Gov. Patrick urges media to share the dangers of THC
by Adam Schwager on May 29, 2025
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says unregulated THC is targeting kids and demands more media attention as Texas’ THC ban bill reaches the governor.
Vitti talks marijuana dangers for kids and fighting poverty at Mackinac
by Christine Ferretti and Malachi Barrett, BridgeDetroit on May 29, 2025
“We haven’t lost any children, but it leads to vomiting, hallucinations, and kids being rushed to the hospital, which is traumatic and disruptive to the learning environment,” DPSCD Superintendent Nikolai Vitti told BridgeDetroit.
Marijuana users issued warning by new study
by Nick Mordowanec on May 28, 2025
Researchers observed that marijuana smokers showed a 42 percent reduction in vascular function, shedding new light on a growing cannabis culture.
Study shows people who ate THC edibles or smoked marijuana have early signs of cardiovascular disease
by WDRB on May 28, 2025
Vascular function was reduced by more than 40% in marijuana smokers.
Marijuana use linked to blood vessel damage—impact seen with smoking and edibles
by Cardiovascular Business on May 28, 2025
"As cannabis legalization increases, it is crucial to understand the public health and clinical implications of marijuana use," researchers wrote in JAMA Cardiology.
Marijuana Harms Heart: Smoking or Edibles
by Mirage News on May 28, 2025
A new study led by UC San Francisco researchers finds that chronic cannabis use - whether it's smoked or consumed in edible form - is associated with
Best Delta 9 Gummies: Top THC Edibles for 2025
by Seattle Met on May 28, 2025
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‘Trips Ahoy!’: Transit police warn of illicit edibles that resemble popular snack brands
by Lisa Steacy on May 28, 2025
Two men caught with illegal cannabis products, including edibles packaged to resemble popular snack food brands, have pleaded guilty to criminal charges, according to Metro Vancouver Transit Police.

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