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See the full story · 2 sourcesHEALTH & FITNESS Marijuana use surpasses cigarette smoking in US, study finds Wednesday, August 5, 2026 12:52PM A new federal study found that marijuana use in the United States has surpassed cigarette smoking. A new federal study found that marijuana use in the United States has surpassed cigarette smoking.
Researchers found that nearly 44 million Americans used marijuana in 2025, compared with about 36 million cigarette smokers.
The study found marijuana use was highest among adults ages 18 to 25, while cigarette smoking was more common among older adults.
Despite the increase in marijuana use, alcohol remained the most commonly used substance. Nearly 130 million Americans reported consuming alcohol, according to the study.
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