A recent federal study has yielded notable results regarding substance use in the US. Marijuana use has been found to exceed cigarette smoking nationwide. This development is based on findings from a new federal study.
The study's results indicate a shift in the prevalence of these two substances. For more information on this study and its findings, readers in Bellaire, TX, can refer to the original report from ABC13 Houston.
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A new federal study found that marijuana use in the United States has surpassed cigarette smoking.
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