This review assesses the evolution of alcohol and drug policies pertaining to women in Ireland, suggesting the need for gender sensitive strategies.
Background Women compose a sizable percentage of individuals who consume alcohol and drugs problematically in the Republic of Ireland, and much research supports the need for gender sensitive drug policies and services. This paper reviews three decades of alcohol and drug policy in the Republic of Ireland to see how strategies have framed women.
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