Study: Cocaine Increases Long-Term Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke

Published November 22, 2012

Study: Cocaine Increases Long-Term Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke
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RESULTS: The users showed an increase in aortic stiffening of 30 to 35 percent, higher systolic blood pressure, and an 18 percent greater thickness of the heart's left ventricle wall — all symptoms associated with a higher risk of heart attack and … Read more on The Atlantic