Study Finds Many Adults Use Marijuana for Sleep Despite Potential Disruption
- A researcher was 'totally surprised' by the findings of a sleep study.
- Millions of Americans use cannabis as a bedtime aid, according to The Washington Post.
- The study suggests that marijuana may disrupt sleep despite its common use for this purpose.
- The Washington Post reported on the findings of the sleep study.
- There is a growing body of scientific evidence indicating potential sleep disruption from marijuana use.