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[Alcohol use-related problems in women]
Ender Altintoprak1, Serap Annette Akgür, Zeki Yüncü
1Ege U Psikiyatri AD., Bağimlilik Tedavi Birimi, Izmir. enderaltintoprak@gmail.com
Alcohol use disorders are a growing global health concern, particularly in Turkey where female alcohol consumption is rising. This review highlights key physical and mental health differences in women related to alcohol, emphasizing the need for tailored interventions.
Area of Science:
- Public Health
- Addiction Medicine
- Gender Studies
Context:
- Increasing global prevalence of alcohol use disorders (AUDs).
- Limited population-based studies on AUDs in Turkey, especially among women.
- Growing trend of alcohol use among women in Turkey, mirroring global patterns.
Purpose:
- To review physiological differences between males and females concerning alcohol metabolism.
- To examine organic and mental health issues associated with alcohol use in women.
- To advocate for effective prevention and treatment strategies for female AUDs.
Summary:
- Alcohol use disorders (AUDs) represent a significant and increasing global health challenge.
- Research on AUD prevalence in Turkey is scarce, particularly for the general population and women.
- Studies indicate higher AUD rates in males, but female alcohol use is rising, with distinct physiological and psychological impacts.
Impact:
- Highlights the urgent need for gender-specific research and public health initiatives for AUDs.
- Emphasizes the necessity of developing tailored preventative and therapeutic approaches for women's alcohol-related issues.
- Aims to inform healthcare providers and policymakers about the unique aspects of female alcohol use and its consequences.
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