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Researcher investigates impact of HIV on cardiovascular health

Por: WPLG Local 10 Health May 04, 2023

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MIAMI – A South Florida researcher has received a $2.3 million dollar grant to investigate the impact of cannabis on the hearts of HIV patients.Cardiologist Dr. Claudia Martinez with the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine says H.I.V. patients are already at high risk of cardiovascular disease than those without the disease and many use cannabis for medical reasons.“So we are looking into this because cannabis may be good or bad,... + full article



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