Marijuana Sleep Concerns

A Northwestern Medicine study of 1,266 people monitored for nearly 35 years found that lifetime and recent cannabis use were associated with poorer objectively measured sleep, including more disruption and lower sleep efficiency. Participants generally did not report worse sleep, despite wrist-monitor data showing differences; recent users were also more likely to sleep longer than eight hours. Researchers said the findings do not support cannabis as a sleep aid.

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