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ABSTRACT Women in local jails experience substantial substance use and mental health needs amid short stays and high turnover. Drawing on 41 semi-structured interviews with jailed women, this study uses reflexive thematic analysis to examine histories of substance use and perceived transitions toward more harmful patterns. Findings extend gendered-pathways research by centering women’s accounts of coping and escapism, relationship influence, and drug replacement across the life course.
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