420 with CNW — Gallup Data Suggests Young Americans Are More Likely to Use Marijuana Than Tobacco
Cigarette smoking in the United States has been on a decline since 1964 when adult smoking prevalence rates peaked. As the population has become more cognizant of the health risks of smoking, fewer young people have picked up the habit. By 2020, only 13 out of every 100 adults in America (12.5%) smoked regularly. A new report from Gallup has now revealed that young Americans are two times more likely to report smoking cannabis compared to tobacco cigarettes. Gallup analyzed survey data on marijuana and tobacco use among adults from 2001 to 2022, finding that past-week tobacco use by adults…