Teens may possibly be addicted to their cell phones, but they are staying away from other addictive substances.

Teens may possibly be addicted to their cell phones, but they are staying away from other addictive substances. According to a Monitoring the Future survey, alcohol use among teens is at its lowest since 1975 and binge drinking has declined to 11% from 22% in 1997. Cigarette use is also at an historic low, and they are officially less popular than the other alternatives to lighting up: 6% of high school seniors are smoking pot daily, as compared to the 5.5% who smoke cigarettes daily. (NYMag)