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Daily Marijuana Use Surpasses Alcohol in the U.S., Study Finds

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Daily Marijuana Use Surpasses Alcohol in the U.S., Study Finds
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A new study reveals that daily marijuana use in the U.S. has surpassed daily alcohol use for the first time in 2022, with 17.7 million daily marijuana users compared to 14.7 million daily drinkers. This shift is attributed to changing public policies and increased legalization of cannabis. However, experts warn that high-frequency marijuana use can lead to addiction and severe conditions like cannabis-associated psychosis.

Topics:nation#addiction#alcohol#health#health-risks#marijuana#public-policy
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