frequent cannabis use Raises Morning Cortisol
Study finds frequent cannabis use linked to higher morning cortisol. Researchers compared 39 frequent users and 43 non-users and call for longer studies.
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Study finds frequent cannabis use linked to higher morning cortisol. Researchers compared 39 frequent users and 43 non-users and call for longer studies.
OSU study links cannabis cortisol to higher morning levels: frequent users wake with elevated cortisol, indicating altered stress rhythms that need further
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