Marijuana Tops Alcohol: 17.7 Million Americans Choose Daily Use in Landmark Shift
Tejal Somvanshi
Tejal Somvanshi
In 2022, daily marijuana use in the U.S. eclipsed frequent alcohol consumption for the first time.
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A staggering 17.7 million Americans now use marijuana daily or nearly daily.
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Jonathan Caulkins of Carnegie Mellon highlights a shift towards tobacco-like habitual use among 40% of cannabis users.
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This landmark change aligns with growing legal acceptance and the upcoming vote in Florida on recreational cannabis.
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Federal moves to reclassify marijuana could reshape its legal status nationwide.
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Researchers caution: high-frequency cannabis use may heighten the risk of addiction and psychosis.
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Psychiatry expert Dr. David A. Gorelick warns of increased health risks with rising marijuana use.
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Public policy and social attitudes continue to evolve as marijuana use becomes a norm.
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With major policy shifts on the horizon, 2022 marks a pivotal year in American substance use history.
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