Cannabis, Cocaine, and Amphetamines Linked to Up to 174 Percent Higher Stroke Risk in Adults Younger Than 55

Cannabis, Cocaine, and Amphetamines Linked to Up to 174 Percent Higher Stroke Risk in Adults Younger Than 55

Learn about a study of over 100 million people that found a direct causal link between recreational drug use and stroke risk, even in younger populations.

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