Autism spectrum disorders (hereafter autism) are prevalent and often associated with
elevated rates of substance use disorders. A subset of people who gamble develop …

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically changed everyday life, and policy makers have
raised concerns about possible changes in gambling patterns during the pandemic. This …

There is a high prevalence of gambling harms co-occurring with substance use harms.
Where harms are co-occurring, they may be experienced as more severe. However, there is …

Background Problem gambling traditionally is markedly more common in men than in
women. However, recent data in online gamblers have indicated at least a comparable risk …

A health passbook is a personal health information system that provides people with access
to their medical records, gives them their right to know this information, and makes the …

Background: Voluntary self-exclusion is a well-known harm reduction intervention in
problem gambling, although primarily in operator-specific or venue-based systems. A …

Background Self-exclusion from gambling is a common method for prevention and harm
reduction in hazardous gambling. However, few national self-exclusion programs, involving …

Background Voluntary self-exclusion from gambling is a common harm reduction option for
individuals with gambling problems. Multi-operator, nationwide self-exclusion services are …

Background People with gambling problems frequently report repeated unsuccessful
attempts to change their behavior. Although many behavior change techniques are …

Gambling disorder is a major public health issue in many countries. It has been defined as a
persistent, recurrent pattern of gambling and is associated with substantial distress or …