About a quarter of cancer patients at MUSC Hollings Cancer Center report having used cannabis, or marijuana, since their diagnoses, a figure that is in line with estimates from states with legal marijuana access. Patients are most likely to use cannabis to help with sleep, pain, mood changes, stress, anxiety and depression. The information is from a survey administered by Hollings researcher Erin McClure, Ph.D. , as part of a larger look into cannabis use by cancer patients across the country.
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