Challenges and perspectives on drug abuse and gender / Retos y perspectivas sobre las drogodependencias y género
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https://doi.org/10.21134/haaj.v5i2.115Keywords:
Adicción, drogas, diferencias de género. / Keywords, Addiction, drug, gender differences.Abstract
El objetivo del artículo es revisar las grandes áreas de trabajo en drogodependencias atendiendo a la perspectiva de género y se analizan los recientes aportes de la literatura científica. Partiendo de algunos datos epidemiológicos diferenciales, el autor aborda en un primer capítulo la etiología del problema. Los siguientes apartados ofrecen una visión crítica de la prevención, el tratamiento y la investigación del problema del abuso de drogas entre el colectivo femenino.
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This paper's goal is to review the main working areas in the field of drug-abuse from a gender perspective and analyse the recent contributions of the scientific literature. Taking into account some differential epidemic data, the author approaches in a first chapter the etiology of the problem. The following sections offer a critical vision of the prevention, the treatment and the research of the problem of the drug-abuse within the feminine community.
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