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Marijuana Use in Patients With Cardiovascular Disease: JACC Review Topic of the Week.
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The group maintains a generally supportive stance toward the article's cautionary message, with posts highlighting the known health risks, such as increased cardiovascular issues, and criticizing sensationalized or vague studies. The tone varies from skeptical skeptics dismissing research as clickbait to health advocates emphasizing the importance of screening patients for marijuana use based on the evidence presented.
Most discussions acknowledge that marijuana is associated with cardiovascular risks, aligning with the article's findings, though some dismiss the strength of evidence.
Overall, the posts show curiosity about the health effects, with some questioning the research or equating marijuana's risks to cigarette smoking.
There is active engagement, including sharing links to studies, criticizing the vagueness of some reports, and referencing historical tobacco controversies.
The discussions emphasize the significance of the research, noting its potential to influence clinical screening practices and public health policies.
Abstract in brief
- Marijuana use is rising as more states legalize cannabis, with about 2 million Americans with heart conditions using it in various forms like inhalation and vaping.
- Cannabinoid receptors are found in many tissues, including blood platelets, fat tissue, and heart muscle cells, and observational studies link marijuana to increased risks of cardiovascular problems.
- Due to its increasing potency and similar hazards to tobacco smoking, along with regulatory restrictions, more research is needed, and healthcare providers are encouraged to screen for marijuana use in patients with heart disease.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskySome interesting links to various studies on the link between Cannabis use & poor Cardiac health contained in that article https://t.co/U6MXdiAgc4 https://t.co/ckftvq8evJ https://t.co/ZQ2LYDWoEV https://t.co/bZKVSVoQYf https://t.co/a2Q82pqpFB
#Marijuana use can be dangerous in patients with #cardiovascular disease. Clinicians should screen all patients. https://t.co/aAv2lCc49i #nursepractitioner #mh #mhchat #primarycare #mentalhealth #medicine #PTSD #depression #anxiety #cardiology https://t.co/NkaVLtBZxY
Despite tobacco cancer reductions from higher age limits, observational data suggest marijuana use carries many of the same cardiovascular health hazards as tobacco. Synthetic cannabinoids are linked to more sustained and damaging pharmacodynamic effects. https://t.co/A42vDEvaWH
@EmpriDomini @JasonKimbleyW @ExtractedVideo @TrizyP @Cernovich Yea, that study is hilariously vague. Lots of could's. Their reason for looking? 2M with heart disease have used or are using weed. Next you'll tell me they all traveled in cars at one point. Or drank water or drove a car. These "studies" are clickbait. https://t.co/Sgg29PEEYw
@jontamd @jsenior64 https://t.co/kKrk73Q1U5 doctor Suárez, por acá le dejo un artículo que puede resolver varias dudas.
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@EmpriDomini @JasonKimbleyW @ExtractedVideo @TrizyP @Cernovich Yea, that study is hilariously vague. Lots of could's. Their reason for looking? 2M with heart disease have used or are using weed. Next you'll tell me they all traveled in cars at one point. Or drank water or drove a car. These "studies" are clickbait. https://t.co/Sgg29PEEYw
@Sarafina7707 @JohnFetterman Big Tobacco denied negative health effects of their products for years.....and now they are partners in promoting weed smoking."Most people smoke marijuana, which has the same effects on the heart as smoking cigarettes, research suggests" https://t.co/Ct6xcTiuqm
@spectreabyss @_ssjtony @GoodPoliticGuy still warrants further study but is also almost certainly being used as a scaremongering tactic in this case. here’s the study if you’re interested https://t.co/K2KgijmWzU
@LoFi_K @frankthecubfan Sure. Here’s one showing marijuana use with cardiac involvement. https://t.co/7lKn6ZDVkz
@jontamd @jsenior64 https://t.co/kKrk73Q1U5 doctor Suárez, por acá le dejo un artículo que puede resolver varias dudas.
RT @GlobalMedEd: #Marijuana use can be dangerous in patients with #cardiovascular disease. Clinicians should screen all patients. https://t…
#Marijuana use can be dangerous in patients with #cardiovascular disease. Clinicians should screen all patients. https://t.co/aAv2lCc49i #nursepractitioner #mh #mhchat #primarycare #mentalhealth #medicine #PTSD #depression #anxiety #cardiology https://t.co/NkaVLtBZxY
Despite tobacco cancer reductions from higher age limits, observational data suggest marijuana use carries many of the same cardiovascular health hazards as tobacco. Synthetic cannabinoids are linked to more sustained and damaging pharmacodynamic effects. https://t.co/A42vDEvaWH
RT @post_liberal: Some interesting links to various studies on the link between Cannabis use & poor Cardiac health contained in that articl…
Some interesting links to various studies on the link between Cannabis use & poor Cardiac health contained in that article https://t.co/U6MXdiAgc4 https://t.co/ckftvq8evJ https://t.co/ZQ2LYDWoEV https://t.co/bZKVSVoQYf https://t.co/a2Q82pqpFB
https://t.co/3UhVLfUmsu blog: Marijuana Use in Patients With Cardiovascular Disease: JACC Review Topic of the Week in Marijuana. https://t.co/HeYQefsPx6 https://t.co/7Eu7auKtnt
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