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Does cannabis use cause heart disease? Cardiologists urge caution | GLP-1 drugs & PAD | AI-powered FFR tech shows potential
Monday, July 13, 2026
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Does cannabis use cause heart disease? The evidence is mixed, but cardiologists urge caution

Data on the potential relationship between cannabis use and CVD remain mixed. For now, however, there is enough evidence available that heart patients should be careful. 

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Marijuana use among older adults is associated with a heightened risk of atrial and ventricular arrhythmias, according to new research published in the American Journal of Cardiology. “Marijuana use increases sympathetic nervous system activity and inhibits cardiac parasympathetic innervation, resulting in elevated heart rate, elevated blood pressure, and an increase in myocardial oxygen demand.
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Does cannabis use cause heart disease? The evidence is mixed, but cardiologists urge caution

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Marijuana use among older adults is associated with a heightened risk of atrial and ventricular arrhythmias, according to new research published in the American Journal of Cardiology. “Marijuana use increases sympathetic nervous system activity and inhibits cardiac parasympathetic innervation, resulting in elevated heart rate, elevated blood pressure, and an increase in myocardial oxygen demand.
Data on the potential relationship between cannabis use and CVD remain mixed. For now, however, there is enough evidence available that heart patients should be careful. 
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GLP-1 drugs linked to long-term benefits for PAD patients

PAD patients treated with GLP-1 receptor agonists lived longer, stayed out of the hospital more and experienced fewer amputations than those given metformin.

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GLP-1 drugs linked to long-term benefits for PAD patients

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PAD patients treated with GLP-1 receptor agonists lived longer, stayed out of the hospital more and experienced fewer amputations than those given metformin.
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New AI-powered FFR tech shows potential

The AI software, which has already received CE mark approval, provides care teams with a noninvasive way to secure FFR values from routine coronary angiography. 

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New AI-powered FFR tech shows potential

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The AI software, which has already received CE mark approval, provides care teams with a noninvasive way to secure FFR values from routine coronary angiography. 
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Featured Articles

Topaz vs. Evoque: New head-to-head study for TTVR devices now underway

Researchers are comparing the new-look Topaz TTVR system from TRiCares with the FDA-approved Evoque TTVR system from Edwards Lifesciences. 

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The Topaz transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR) system. TriCares GmbH, a global medtech company with offices in France, Germany, the United States and Brazil, has announced the presentation of new first-in-human data on its self-expanding Topaz transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR) system. Julien Dreyfus, MD, PhD, a cardiologist with Centre Cardiologique du Nord in France who specializes in tricuspid treatments, presented the findings at EuroPCR in Paris.
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Topaz vs. Evoque: New head-to-head study for TTVR devices now underway

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The Topaz transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR) system. TriCares GmbH, a global medtech company with offices in France, Germany, the United States and Brazil, has announced the presentation of new first-in-human data on its self-expanding Topaz transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (TTVR) system. Julien Dreyfus, MD, PhD, a cardiologist with Centre Cardiologique du Nord in France who specializes in tricuspid treatments, presented the findings at EuroPCR in Paris.
Researchers are comparing the new-look Topaz TTVR system from TRiCares with the FDA-approved Evoque TTVR system from Edwards Lifesciences. 
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Cardiologist and whistleblower joins race to be Chicago’s next mayor

Lisa Nee, MD, a former interventional cardiologist and public policy advisor, has officially joined a crowded mayoral race. 

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Cardiologist and whistleblower joins race to be Chicago’s next mayor

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Lisa Nee, MD, a former interventional cardiologist and public policy advisor, has officially joined a crowded mayoral race. 
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New heart drug from AstraZeneca and Ionis falls short in clinical trial

Eplontersen, a once-monthly ATTR-CM medication from AstraZeneca and Ionis Pharmaceuticals, failed to meet the primary endpoint of a new placebo-controlled analysis. The companies are still reviewing the final data, which will be presented to the public in August. 

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New heart drug from AstraZeneca and Ionis falls short in clinical trial

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Eplontersen, a once-monthly ATTR-CM medication from AstraZeneca and Ionis Pharmaceuticals, failed to meet the primary endpoint of a new placebo-controlled analysis. The companies are still reviewing the final data, which will be presented to the public in August. 
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In Case You Missed It

More than 11K bottles of blood pressure drug recalled

Certain lots of a popular diuretic have been recalled due to concerns about the drug's effectiveness. 

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More than 11K bottles of blood pressure drug recalled

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Certain lots of a popular diuretic have been recalled due to concerns about the drug's effectiveness. 
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CCTA scan at conference gives cardiologist a wake-up call

Cardiologist Michael McMullan, MD, was surprised by his own CCTA results, highlighting the substantial impact these scans can make on patient care. 

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Cardiologist Michael McMullan explains his surprise about high levels of soft coronary plaque seen on CCTA despite years of intensive statin therapy. #YesCCT
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CCTA scan at conference gives cardiologist a wake-up call

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Cardiologist Michael McMullan explains his surprise about high levels of soft coronary plaque seen on CCTA despite years of intensive statin therapy. #YesCCT
Cardiologist Michael McMullan, MD, was surprised by his own CCTA results, highlighting the substantial impact these scans can make on patient care. 
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Resistance training reduces heart attack risk in women

Researchers explored data from more than 117,000 women, tracking several lifestyle habits over an extended period of time.

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Resistance training reduces heart attack risk in women

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Researchers explored data from more than 117,000 women, tracking several lifestyle habits over an extended period of time.
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In Other News

Healthcare leaders: It’s 2026. Do you know who your champions are?

The concept of the healthcare workplace champion may be ripe for developing and expanding in this time of protracted workforce shortages. Researchers make the case in a new study, suggesting star performers can help overstretched provider organizations build resilience against demoralization in their ranks. 

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Healthcare leaders: It’s 2026. Do you know who your champions are?

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The concept of the healthcare workplace champion may be ripe for developing and expanding in this time of protracted workforce shortages. Researchers make the case in a new study, suggesting star performers can help overstretched provider organizations build resilience against demoralization in their ranks. 
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Are imaging-cautious ordering physicians a ‘dying breed’?

David Canes, MD, a Massachusetts-based urologist, posed the question on social media July 8, garnering over 100 responses from radiologists and other physicians. 

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Are imaging-cautious ordering physicians a ‘dying breed’?

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David Canes, MD, a Massachusetts-based urologist, posed the question on social media July 8, garnering over 100 responses from radiologists and other physicians. 
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