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Cemetery plots or stents, if you can trust the Science E. g., https://www.acc.org/Latest-in-Cardiology/Journal-Scans/2025/03/24/13/52/Cannabis-Use-Substantial

• naruhodo 1y ago
  I've seen the same study reported in non-science media today as well. As is established tradition, the scientists did a meta-analysis of studies that did not control for method of administration. (Your second link - healthline - notes that: "There was no delineation in the analysis, however, on the risks of smoking cannabis compared to ingesting it."). I have yet to see any evidence that edibles or dry-herb vaporisers have the same harms as smoking. I have absolutely no problem with believing that smoking cannabis is harmful. There is clearly value in warning people about smoking cannabis. However, I would like to see some nuance around method of administration. I will continue to treat my health issues with oil-based tinctures and the occasional bit of dry-herb vaped flower.
  • pinoy420 1y ago
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  • danielbln 1y ago
    THC increases heartrate, so it's not entirely implausible that there is a knock-on effect on cardiovascular health, even when ingested. More research needed, however, and yes, smoking is always bad.
• rusk 1y ago
  Surprised that after all these years we still have to point out “correlation is not causation”