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One Minute of Secondhand Pot Smoke Could Damage Blood Vessels, Study Says
A new study found that one-minute exposure to secondhand marijuana smoke may damage blood vessels. Inhaling secondhand marijuana smoke for just one minute may impair blood vessels, a new study suggested.
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