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This chapter provides an overview of the physiological impact of alcohol and drugs on women, with particular emphasis on the significant physiological differences and consequences of substance use in women.
Most human and animal research on alcohol and endocrine development has been conducted in females, but the limited data on both genders suggest that alcohol can have substantial effects on neuroendocrine function (see Dees et al. 2001; Emanuele et al. 1998; Emanuele et al. 2002a,b).
1 Νοε 2015 · An understanding of the biological (sex-related) mechanisms as well as psycho-socio-cultural (gender-related) factors contributing to such differences is necessary for efficient diagnosis, prevention and treatment of alcohol use disorders and related problems in men and women.
1 Ιαν 2011 · Alcohol’s effect was indirect via increased subjective sexual arousal; also, men exhibited greater risk-taking than women.
Not only does moderate consumption of alcohol lead to hormonal imbalances in women, but a link has been established between infertility, miscarriage, spontaneous abortion, and fetal alcohol syndrome and effects when alcohol is consumed by women of childbearing age.
This paper was adapted from a 104-page review entitled "Women and Alcohol Use: AReview of the Research Literature" which focused on studies published in substance abuse research journals from 1980to 1988 concerning the effects of alcohol consumption on women. The review was prepared while Dr. Roman served as consultant to the Division of Basic
This narrative review focuses on the cognitive sequelae of alcohol consumption in women. Studies of acute alcohol effects on cognition indicate that women typically perform worse than men on tasks requiring divided attention, memory, and decision-making.
