Cigarette smoking
Coverage of Cigarette smoking in the Nexus archive.
- Marijuana use surpasses cigarette smoking in the US, new federal study finds
A 2025 federal study by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration found that marijuana use in the US surpassed cigarette smoking, with 43.8 million users versus 36.1 million. Alcohol remained the most commonly used substance, with 129.1 million monthly users. Marijuana use was highest among adults aged 18-25, while cigarette smoking was more common among older adults.
- Marijuana use surpasses cigarette smoking in US, study finds
A federal study found that marijuana use in the United States has surpassed cigarette smoking. The study highlights a shift in substance use patterns according to the reported data.
- Marijuana use surpasses cigarette smoking in US, study finds
A federal study found that marijuana use in the United States has surpassed cigarette smoking, indicating a shift in consumption trends between the two substances.
- Marijuana use surpasses cigarette smoking in US, study finds
A federal study found that marijuana use in the United States has surpassed cigarette smoking, marking a shift in drug consumption trends.
- Marijuana use surpasses cigarette smoking in US, study finds
A federal study found that marijuana use in the United States has surpassed cigarette smoking. The study highlights a shift in substance use trends between these two categories.
- US adult cigarette smoking rate hits another all-time low
The cigarette smoking rate among U.S. adults dropped to another all-time low last year. This marks a continued decline in adult smoking rates in the United States.