Which drug causes vascular disorder? Exploring pharmaceutical and illicit culprits
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According to research published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), cardiovascular complications account for the majority of deaths related to cocaine abuse, highlighting the direct link between substance use and severe vascular damage. Beyond illicit drugs, a wide array of medications, including common prescriptions and chemotherapy agents, can also induce vascular disorders. This complex relationship means that determining which drug causes vascular disorder requires an examination of diverse substances and their unique mechanisms of harm.
