Researchers report that daily cannabis use in Britain is more common among middle-aged adults than among younger adults. Across the accounts, figures show that people in their 40s and 50s are about twice as likely as those aged 18 to 24 to use cannabis every day.
The outlets frame the findings with different emphasis. The Daily Mail and Mail Online highlight the risks and the warning from experts that regular use could worsen underlying anxiety or pain concerns. The Mirror also points to the scale of daily use, adding an estimate of the total number of daily users in Britain, while focusing on the age pattern revealed by the study.
Overall, the reporting agrees on the core result: daily cannabis smoking is concentrated more among middle-aged groups than younger adults, and commentators use the data to discuss potential implications for public health and personal well-being.
