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Marijuana Users Have Increased apoC3, Triglycerides
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Heavy, chronic use of marijuana causes increased levels of apolipoprotein C3, which in turn results in a major increase in triglyceride levels, a small study shows. The findings may explain some of the vascular effects of marijuana that have been observed, say the researchers. Heartwire
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Further Evidence of CV Harm With Rosiglitazone
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More evidence supporting the idea that rosiglitazone does increase the risk for cardiovascular events has come from a new population-based study of older patients with diabetes. Medscape Medical News
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