Dr. Alok Patel breaks down this week’s top health headlines, including new research linking chronic marijuana use to heart ...

What they found was surprising: marijuana use was linked to changes in a biological process called DNA methylation. This is a ...

New data has revealed that cannabis use among older adults is at an all-time high. Researchers at UC San Diego and NYU discovered that marijuana use by Americans aged 65 and older increased by nearly ...

Cannabis is the most commonly used federally illegal drug in the United States, used by about 52.5 million people, or about ...

The study found people who used cannabis chronically - including in edible form - had significantly reduced vascular function.

A new study conducted by researchers from the University of California San Francisco found that chronic cannabis users – who either smoked or consumed THC ...

When disease damages crucial organs like the heart or lungs, the best doctors can generally do is stop the harm from worsening. Now, after three decades of trial and error, the prospect of revving ...

A new study from UC San Francisco finds that chronic cannabis use—especially edibles—may significantly increase the risk of ...

A study done at the University of California at San Francisco says people who regularly smoke marijuana or consume THC ...

The study found people who used cannabis chronically - including in edible form - had significantly reduced vascular function.

Chronic cannabis use, whether smoked or eaten as edibles, significantly impairs blood vessel function — with risks mirroring those seen in tobacco smokers.