Sex Differences in Epidemiology of Methamphetamine Use
- Nearly twice as many males use methamphetamine than females
- Males typically use methamphetamine for longer periods of time
- Females are more likely to use methamphetamine to lose weight and/or as a way to cope with childhood sexual abuse
- Among adolescents who use methamphetamine, boys are more likely to start at a younger age
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