A new study analyzing data from millions of patients shows significant links between cannabis use and major adverse cardiovascular events, like stroke and heart attack.

A new study found that cannabis users are 29% more likely than nonusers to develop Acute Coronary Syndrome, which can lead to heart attacks.

That next high could be hurting your health, with marijuana use now being linked to the potential for heart damage. "Now we have the additive risk of people utilizing cannabis products that will ...

A new study analyzing data from millions of patients shows significant links between cannabis use and major adverse cardiovascular events, like stroke and heart attack.

New study links marijuana use to increased risk of heart attack and stroke 04:11. With growing marijuana use across the country, studies have looked at the link between cannabis use and ...

Treat it like tobacco: avoid criminalizing it, discourage its use, and protect bystanders, says editorial. Cannabis use is associated with twice the risk of dying from cardiovascular disease, along ...

Using marijuana doubles the risk of dying from heart disease, especially from stroke and heart attacks, a large new study found.

One 2024 study suggested that weekly use was associated with 3 percent higher odds of a heart attack and 5 percent higher odds of a stroke, compared to people who didn’t use marijuana.

The meta analysis (PDF), published Tuesday in the British Medical Journal’s Heart, compiled research results from 24 studies published over six years and found cannabis users face a 20% higher risk of ...

Marijuana users are up to twice as likely to have a stroke, heart attack, or die from heart disease, research has revealed.

Arteries that can't widen properly may be an early sign of blood vessel damage, which raises the risk for heart attacks, stroke and other health problems later in life. "We're looking at a window ...

A 2024 survey from the American Heart Association also revealed, daily cannabis users showed an increased risk for heart attack by 42 percent and stroke by 25 percent.