Washington (eCanadaNow) - A new study has shown that more and more women in the U.S. are becoming dependent on drinking and alcohol.

The biggest increase is seen in women born after World War II in 1945 or so.

Researchers compared those aged 30 to 40 in 2001, with women of the same age group in 1991.

They found that women are becoming more and more dependent on alcohol, and are also more likely to drink as much as men.

The increase was only seen in women, as men have stayed constant.

This means that alcoholism is not a man's disease anymore, as women are at their level.