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Harm-to-self from gambling: A national study of Australian adults.

Catherine TullochNerilee HingMatthew BrowneAlex Myles Thomas RussellMatthew Justus RockloffVijay Rawat
Published in: Journal of behavioral addictions (2024)
The distribution of harm across gambler risk groups indicates the need for preventive measures, not just interventions for problem gambling. Reducing harm requires modifying product features that amplify their risk, especially for EGMs, race betting and sports betting that are both inherently risky and widely used. Gambling harm exacerbates health disparities for disadvantaged and vulnerable groups, requiring targeted resources and support.
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