A new study from Monitoring the Future finds more and more young adults, those between 19 and 30, are using marijuana and hallucinogenic drugs now. That increase last year was significant compared to five and 10 years ago and is reaching historic highs in this age group since 1988. 


The study also found binge drinking dropped in 2020 but jumped back up last year. Are the young adults all right? Doctor Charles Smith is an Addictionologist with American Addiction Centers.  

A new study from Monitoring the Future finds more and more young adults, those between 19 and 30, are using marijuana and hallucinogenic drugs now. That increase last year was significant compared to five and 10 years ago and is reaching historic highs in this age group since 1988. 
 The study also found binge drinking dropped in 2020 but jumped back up last year. Are the young adults all right? Doctor Charles Smith is an Addictionologist with American Addiction Centers.

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