A study from the University of Queensland found that continued marijuana use after age 30 was associated with lower levels of outcomes such as income, education, and reported happiness, while similar setbacks were not clearly seen among younger users. However, the research followed Australian women and relied on measures such as homeownership and relationship status, which may not define success for everyone, and it did not fully account for other drug use, so the findings show an association rather than proof that marijuana itself causes these outcomes…
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