The results echo a 2022 study from the U.K., which found that among participants aged 40 to 69, those who reported smoking cannabis were more likely to have a heart attack compared with non-users.
–buried amongst the fluff in the article
Smoking.
Which was far more prevalent (99.9%?) pre-legalization.
Vaping and ingesting cannabis are far more common now.
I haven’t forgotten the time the UK gov ordered a cannabis study and then deleted the results and tried to suppress them because it didn’t like the conclusion.
To be fair, it’s an ‘ok’ article, as it brings the topic to light, however it appears the self-reported cannabis use would be dominated by smokers given the relative ‘newness’ of alternative consumption methods.
–buried amongst the fluff in the article
Smoking.
Which was far more prevalent (99.9%?) pre-legalization.
Vaping and ingesting cannabis are far more common now.
I haven’t forgotten the time the UK gov ordered a cannabis study and then deleted the results and tried to suppress them because it didn’t like the conclusion.
Good spotting. I read most of the article but missed this.
To be fair, it’s an ‘ok’ article, as it brings the topic to light, however it appears the self-reported cannabis use would be dominated by smokers given the relative ‘newness’ of alternative consumption methods.