DRUG ABUSE AMONG WOMEN IN PAKISTAN

Abstract

Drug abuse is a pressing social issue globally, and its impact on women in Pakistan is particularly significant. This article explores the prevalence, patterns, and underlying factors contributing to drug abuse among women in Pakistan. Drawing upon existing research and empirical evidence, it examines the sociocultural context, economic disparities, and psychological factors that influence women's susceptibility to drug abuse. Furthermore, the article investigates the effects of drug misuse on ladies' health, family dynamics, and societal integration. By shedding light on this underexplored aspect of substance abuse, the article aims to inform Community-based initiatives and policy interventions aimed at addressing the complex challenges faced by women struggling with drug addiction in Pakistan.