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Marijuana and tobacco smoke gas-phase cytotoxins
Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 1991To evaluate the in vivo versus in vitro paradoxical effects of marijuana and tobacco smoke on pulmonary defenses, the responses to smoke constituents were assessed with an alveolar macrophage tissue culture bioassay. A dose-response impairment of macrophage bactericidal activity was associated with water-soluble, gas-phase constituents.
G L, Huber, M W, First, O, Grubner
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Marijuana, Smoking, and Risk Analysis
Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: An International Journal, 2014Democracy, as Winston Churchill once commented, “Is the worst form of government, except for all the others” (GoodReads 2014).
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‘Hangover’ effects the morning after marijuana smoking
Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 1985Thirteen male marijuana smokers participated in a study to determine whether marijuana smoked in the evening would result in measurable subjective or other behavioral effects the following morning. Subjects smoked either active (2.9% delta 9THC) or placebo (0.0% delta 9THC) marijuana cigarettes according to a standardized smoking regimen.
L D, Chait, M W, Fischman, C R, Schuster
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Probable Interaction Between Warfarin and Marijuana Smoking
Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 2009Objective:To report a probable interaction between warfarin and marijuana smoking, resulting in increased international normalized ratio (INR) values and bleeding complications.Case Summary:A 56-year-old white male had been receiving chronic warfarin therapy for 11 years after mechanical heart valve replacement.
Weeranuj, Yamreudeewong +3 more
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[Pulmonary consequences of marijuana smoking].
Ugeskrift for laeger, 2006Based on previously published studies, this review describes the pulmonary consequences of marijuana smoking. Smoking of marijuana is significantly associated with chronic bronchitis (cough and phlegm), but it has not been firmly established whether it also leads to a reduction in lung function.
Andreas Klaus, Pfeifer, Peter, Lange
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Effects of Marijuana Smoking on the Lung
Annals of the American Thoracic Society, 2013Regular smoking of marijuana by itself causes visible and microscopic injury to the large airways that is consistently associated with an increased likelihood of symptoms of chronic bronchitis that subside after cessation of use. On the other hand, habitual use of marijuana alone does not appear to lead to significant abnormalities in lung function ...
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Human Pulmonary Histopathological Changes from Marijuana Smoking
Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1985Abstract Thirteen individuals ranging in age from fifteen to forty years, who were known smokers of marijuana, all of whom died suddenly, were autopsied as coroner's cases. The pulmonary histopathologie changes revealed light to heavy infiltrations of pigmented monocytes within alveoli as well as varying degrees of monocytic and ...
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Smoking Marijuana and the Lungs
American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2017Matthew G, Drake, Christopher G, Slatore
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Marijuana smoking and cold tolerance in man.
Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 1976Ten men who were marijuana users served as subjects in a study of the effects of marijuana smoking on response to cold. Cold water (28 degrees C for 60 min) and cold air (20 degrees C for 120 min) mediums were utilized with three exposures in each medium.
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