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Founder's Award - Gender Differences in Substance Use Disorders: From Science to Treatment
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Dr. Shelly Greenfield presented a talk titled "Gender Differences in Substance Use Disorders from Science to Treatment." She discussed the prevalence and trends of substance use disorders among women, noting that the gender gap is narrowing and women are experiencing increasing rates of substance use. Dr. Greenfield emphasized the importance of gender-responsive treatment approaches for women with substance use disorders, highlighting the need for interventions that address the unique challenges and needs faced by women in their addiction and recovery journeys. She presented findings from the Women's Recovery Group, a gender-specific treatment program developed for women with substance use disorders. The Women's Recovery Group has been shown to be effective in reducing substance use and improving treatment outcomes. Dr. Greenfield also discussed the potential of digital adaptations to deliver gender-specific treatment to a wider population of women. She emphasized the need for further research and prevention efforts targeted towards women, particularly in terms of gender-specific prevention messages. Overall, Dr. Greenfield underscored the significance of developing interventions and policies that consider the gender-specific factors influencing substance use disorders and treatment outcomes among women.
Keywords
Gender Differences in Substance Use Disorders
Science to Treatment
prevalence and trends
gender gap narrowing
increasing rates of substance use
gender-responsive treatment approaches
unique challenges and needs
Women's Recovery Group
reducing substance use
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