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Globally, an estimated 205 million people use illicit drugs and among them 25 million people are drug dependent.1,2 Although women do not constitute the majority of all alcohol and other drug users, substance use has been steadily increasing among women and particularly among young women.2–5 Furthermore, with a few exceptions, the majority of research on women’s substance abuse, interventions, and treatment has been conducted in North America, Australia, and European countries.5 Thus, the findings from these studies are likely not representative of all female drug users worldwide.2,3

Promising international interventions and treatment for women who use and abuse drugs: focusing on the issues through the InWomen's Group