Recreational cannabis use may trigger stroke, says study
CANNABIS use outside of what is medically prescribed, including recreational purposes, is associated with a 37-percent higher overall risk of stroke, with evidence pointing to chronic, long-term exposure rather than casual consumption as the primary driver of this cardiovascular danger, according to a landmark global study led by researchers at the University of Cambridge. The comprehensive study,
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