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ARTICLE · 22 DECEMBER 2025

Perception, Risk, And Product Liability: Cannabis Research Catching Up To Consumer Behavior

Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP
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Although cannabis research has been outpaced by consumer behavior and public policy, the research is catching up.

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Although cannabis research has been outpaced by consumer behavior and public policy, the research is catching up. A growing body of medical studies link cannabis exposure to cardiovascular harms that can include heart attack, stroke, heart failure, arrhythmia, and blood vessel dysfunction. These f indings span the different methods of cannabis consumption and appear to affect certain groups more than others, though cardiovascular injury has been documented in otherwise healthy adults who use high-THC cannabis products.

Modern cannabis products often contain far higher levels of THC than documented in past studies. Today, these products may also include certain intoxicating hemp products. This higher potency is concerning for possible increased cardiovascular and other health risks, particularly with daily or near-daily use.

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