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  3. Investigation of Rat Models For The Study of Adverse Cardiac Effects of Marijuana

Investigation of rat models for the study of adverse cardiac effects of marijuana

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Matt Springer, PhD
Research Fields
Cannabis
Secondhand Smoke

We have a pilot grant to determine the utility of rat models to study how marijuana use affects cardiac function, and the survival of cardiac tissue after a heart attack.

 
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