Many young Americans are still smoking nicotine, tobacco or cannabis, even as edibles and vapes continue to grow in popularity, researchers reported.
Many young Americans are still smoking nicotine, tobacco or cannabis, even as edibles and vapes continue to grow in popularity.
A University of Michigan study looked at how 12- to 34-year-olds are using these substances today. Researchers examined data from 8,722 individuals who had used at least one of these products within the last 30 days.
On average, users tried about two products during that time, and researchers identified six main patterns of use:
Combustible tobacco: 31%
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