>> "If marijuana use is implicated in cardiovascular diseases and deaths, then it rests on the health community and policy makers to protect the public."
Like how the policy makers protect the public from Alcohol, tobacco, and over-the-counter meds?
Also a 1200 person study isn't really enough to draw any major conclusions from.
Of course ingesting anything substance of any kind frequently over a period of time is bound to be harmful to some degree. What we need is context and not one-off sensationalist studies that are used as propaganda fodder on either side of the debate.
Like how the policy makers protect the public from Alcohol, tobacco, and over-the-counter meds?
Also a 1200 person study isn't really enough to draw any major conclusions from.
Of course ingesting anything substance of any kind frequently over a period of time is bound to be harmful to some degree. What we need is context and not one-off sensationalist studies that are used as propaganda fodder on either side of the debate.