Since consuming weed in vapor form still releases particles into the lungs, this method could be a plausible lung-cancer contributor. RELATED: 10 Things to Know About Pot and Your Health The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) funded a recent study to help develop guidelines for marijuana use in Canada, where they are moving towards legalization. read more
May 23, 2006 -- People who smoke marijuana do not appear to be at increased risk for developing lung cancer lung cancer, new research suggests. While a clear increase in cancer cancer risk was seen among cigarette smokers in the study, no such association was seen for regular cannabis users. read more