There’s been a rise of old people smoking weed in recent years, and some researchers believe it’s only heightened because of the COVID-19 pandemic ...

More older Americans are smoking marijuana. April 25, ... the use rate of people age 18 to 29 was about the same in 2015 (29.2 percent) as it was in 1984 (29.9 percent).

For example, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that from 2002 to 2014, marijuana use among those 55 to 64 years old rose from 1.1 percent of the population to 6. ...

“People think smoking is cool,” said Ripley Soprano, the 31-year-old editor and publisher of Dirty magazine, which hosted the bash. “It has the old-school vibe, like in old films and TV shows.

A small new study suggests smoking marijuana may expose users to the same toxins found in tobacco. The research, published in EClinicalMedicine, looked at 245 people, aged 47 to 59 years old. The ...

Diana, a 34-year-old woman from Virginia, ... Maybe Dr. Squires is partially right — maybe you can only trust people who don’t smoke weed if they’re pro-legalization. All the more weed for us.

Specific guidance in the memo tells cops that people 21 and older can legally smoke weed “almost anywhere that cigarette smoking is allowed including on sidewalks, on front stoops and other ...