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USU UWLP Releases Latest Research on Status of Utah Women and Girls

USU UWLP Releases Latest Research on Status of Utah Women and Girls

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The Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) at Utah State University recently published a research brief, “Substance Use Disorders Among Utah Women: A 2025 Update.” The research examines how substance use disorders (SUDs) impact women in Utah and across the United States. Using state and national data, the report explores how Utah’s patterns compare to national trends, and it highlights the unique factors that shape substance use in the state. The analysis focuses on three key areas: prevalence and demographic differences in substance use among women; the intersection of women’s health, pregnancy, and trauma; and current efforts and programs aimed at reducing SUDs throughout Utah.
UWLP Releases Research on Substance Use Disorders Among Utah Women

UWLP Releases Research on Substance Use Disorders Among Utah Women

The Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) at Utah State University recently published a research brief, “Substance Use Disorders Among Utah Women: A 2025 Update.” The research examines how substance use disorders (SUDs) impact women in Utah and across the United States. Using state and national data, the report explores how Utah’s patterns compare to national trends, and it highlights the unique factors that shape substance use in the state. The analysis focuses on three key areas: prevalence and demographic differences in substance use among women; the intersection of women’s health, pregnancy, and trauma; and current efforts and programs aimed at reducing SUDs throughout Utah.