
Frequent Cannabis Users Wake With Elevated Stress Hormone Levels, Study Finds
Oregon State University research reveals higher morning cortisol levels in regular cannabis users, potentially linking to use consequences rather than frequency alone.
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Oregon State University research reveals higher morning cortisol levels in regular cannabis users, potentially linking to use consequences rather than frequency alone.