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Cannabis Linked to 2x Risk of Heart Disease Death, Scientists Discover : ScienceAlert

Last updated: June 19, 2025 7:30 pm
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Is it Time to Rethink Cannabis Use?

Recent research has shed light on potential health risks associated with cannabis use, prompting a closer look at the drug’s impact on cardiovascular health. A study conducted by researchers from the University of Toulouse in France found that individuals who use cannabis are twice as likely to die from cardiovascular disease and are at an increased risk of experiencing major adverse cardiovascular events (MACE).

As cannabis legalization continues to expand globally, both for medicinal and recreational purposes, health professionals may need to monitor its use more closely. The study analyzed 24 previous studies involving approximately 200 million people, revealing a 29 percent increased risk of acute coronary syndrome, a 20 percent increased risk of strokes, and a 100 percent increased risk of cardiovascular disease mortality among cannabis users.

While these findings suggest a concerning association between cannabis use and MACE, it’s important to consider the limitations of the research. Variations in how cannabis use was defined, reliance on self-reporting, and a lack of long-term usage data may impact the study’s robustness. Additionally, potential biases in the structure of the studies could influence the results.

It’s crucial to note that the research does not establish a direct cause-and-effect relationship between cannabis use and cardiovascular events, highlighting the need for further investigation. Factors beyond cannabis consumption could be contributing to heart health issues in certain populations.

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Multiple studies were analyzed to link cannabis use with heart health outcomes. (Storck et al., Heart, 2025)

Despite these limitations, the study’s extensive scope and recent data offer valuable insights into the potential health risks associated with cannabis use. The evolving landscape of cannabis products and consumption habits underscores the need for in-depth research to understand the impact on cardiovascular health.

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Further studies should explore the role of various cannabis compounds and consumption methods in contributing to these health risks. Previous research has already highlighted potential links between cannabis use and cancer, DNA alterations, and psychosis, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive investigation.

In light of the rising popularity of cannabis use, epidemiologists Stanton Glanz and Lynn Silver advocate for increased education on the risks associated with the drug, drawing parallels to tobacco control measures. They suggest a balanced approach that discourages cannabis use while protecting individuals from secondhand exposure.

The study, along with Glanz and Silver’s editorial, calls for a nuanced approach to cannabis regulation and public health initiatives. As the research landscape continues to evolve, it is essential to prioritize evidence-based strategies to address the potential health implications of cannabis use.

The findings of this research have been published in the journal Heart.

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