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Tobacco is consumed through smoking and chewing, each form differently delivering nicotine to the body
IBH has since updated those analyses using a nationally representative sample from the 2022 NSDUH data and confirmed that the connectivity of substance use remains strong: In the graph above, the left-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID NOT use any marijuana in the past month: 2.6% used some alcohol 1.9% reported binge drinking or heavy alcohol use 4.0% used tobacco products or vaped nicotine 1.0% used other illicit drugs In the graph above, the right-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID use marijuana in the past month: 20.3% used some alcohol 23.6% reported binge drinking or heavy alcohol use 59.1% used tobacco products or vaped nicotine 9.3% used other illicit drugs In the graph above, the left-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID NOT use any tobacco products or vape nicotine in the past month: 2.7% used some alcohol 1.5% reported binge drinking or heavy alcohol use 2.8% used marijuana 1.0% used other illicit drugs In the graph above, the right-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID use tobacco products or vape nicotine in the past month: 15.8% used some alcohol 24.5% reported binge drinking or heavy drinking 49.7% used marijuana 8.6% used other illicit drugs In the graph above, the left-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID NOT use any alcohol in the past month: 3.8% used marijuana 4.8% used a tobacco product or vaped nicotine 1.1% used other illicit drugs In the graph above, the right-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID use alcohol in the past month
To reach 12 ounces while limiting exposure to mercury, follow these tips: Do not eat these fish that are high in mercury: Swordfish Tilefish King mackerel Shark Eat up to 6 ounces (about 1 serving) per week: Canned albacore or chunk white tuna (also sold as tuna steaks), which has more mercury than canned light tuna Eat up to 12 ounces (about 2 servings) per week of cooked * fish and shellfish with little or no mercury, such as: Shrimp Crab Clams Oysters Scallops Canned light tuna Salmon Pollock Catfish Cod Tilapia * Don't eat uncooked fish or shellfish (such as clams, oysters, scallops), which includes refrigerated uncooked seafood labeled nova-style, lox, kippered, smoked, or jerky
