A Longitudinal Study of Prenatal Marijuana Use

Ronald E Dahl

doi:10.1001/archpedi.1995.02170140027004

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Ronald E Dahl

University of California, Berkeley

A Longitudinal Study of Prenatal Marijuana Use

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Prenatal marijuana exposure was associated with disturbed nocturnal sleep at age 3 years.

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