Gender perspective
SUDs, Depression
The fact that are there less women in SUDs treatment than men, that women live in a higher percentage with their own family and less with a family of origin than men, and that they are pensioners in a lower percentage coincides with the profiles usually shown both in one network and in addiction treatment network (Fernández-Miranda et al. Regarding the current SUD, in our research, women have less diagnosis of opioids, cannabis, and cocaine UDs. The lower relationship with the problematic use of opioids and cannabis by women is a fact that is not easy to explain, and for which there are studies with inconclusive findings (Fernández-Miranda et al. Depression may be an important factor during the approaching of SUDs because it could be related to treatment general outcomes and compliance (Zilberman et al. 