Frequent Marijuana Use Is Tied To Lower Risk Of Liver Disease From Alcohol, New Study Finds

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By Kyle JaegerOct 23, 2025, 8:03 am73 pts
Frequent use of marijuana is associated with a reduced risk of developing liver disease from alcohol, according to a new study. In fact, people who meet the criteria for “cannabis use disorder,” or CUD, showed lower risk compared to both infrequent cannabis users and those who don’t consume marijuana at all.…

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