From Cannabis to Opioids, Meth, and Cocaine: Drugs Are Linked to More AF
A longitudinal analysis of nearly 24 million California patients shows a relationship between current use and future risk.
Source: tctmd.com
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A longitudinal analysis of nearly 24 million California patients shows a relationship between current use and future risk.
Methamphetamine, cocaine, opioids, and cannabis exposure are associated with an increased risk for incident atrial fibrillation.
Methamphetamine, cocaine, opiate, and cannabis exposure each associated with increased incidence of AF.
Methamphetamine, cocaine, opiate, and cannabis exposure each associated with increased incidence of AF.