According to a 2022 study from New Frontier Data, approximately 69% of young adults between the ages of 18 to 24 reported a preference for cannabis over alcohol. Meanwhile, more than half said that they already replaced their alcohol consumption with marijuana instead. There are several strong studies to back up these claims, too: According to the NIAAA Surveillance Report #116, underage drinking among kids aged 12-20 has steadily declined between 1991 through 2019, which is great news!
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