The use of marijuana and hallucinogens reached an all-time high among young adults in 2021 according to the results of a new study released by the National Institute of Health (NIH). The latest results from the NIH's Monitoring the Future (MTF) panel, which has been ongoing since 1975, found the rate of marijuana use among people aged between 18 and 30 had reached 43 percent in 2021. This rate is the highest that has been observed since 1988 when the trend of marijuana was first monitored. Although relatively small, eight percent of adults between the same age range reported using hallucinogens within the past year. This represented the highest rate of use ever recorded by the MTF.
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