A new study out of Halifax in Canada examined how cannabis impacted cancer survivors’ sleep habits. The researchers analyzed 1,400 Canadian cancer survivors, 24% of them admitted to using marijuana before bed “with reported benefits including relaxation, reduced time to fall asleep, fewer nocturnal awakenings and improved sleep quality.
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