Gambling dominates sports now to the extent that a recent Washington Post analysis of 50 hours of televised professional and ...

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Researchers analyzed millions of electronic health records and found a major difference between states that greenlit sports ...

Caltech's John O'Doherty is on a quest to understand how human brains make decisions: how they gather evidence about their environments and their own impacts on these environments and then apply this ...

As college students across Connecticut return to school this month, some will bring a debilitating secret causing anxiety, suicidal thoughts and financial ruin. The Connecticut Council on Problem ...

We surveyed over 3,500 Pennsylvania adults and found that between 2.5% and 6.4% could be classified as problem gamblers. An additional nearly 30% fell into “at-risk” categories, meaning they show ...

TURNING THE TABLES: In November, Josh Hampton became the coordinator of the problem gambling program at Sunrise Community for Recovery and Wellness. Photo courtesy of Jodi Ford Josh Hampton began ...

FanDuel is hosting "The Comeback with Craig Carton" to help people confront problem gambling. (Photo Illustration by Pavlo Gonchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) Craig Carton hit rock ...

The brains of problem gamblers react more intensely to near misses than casual gamblers, new research from the University of Cambridge has found. The results could help explain what keeps problem ...

The National Council on Problem Gambling has created a new category for prediction markets on the heels of a $2 million ...

Nearly 3.5 million Australians admit they are problem or at-risk gamblers, according to a new study. Of this, 622,000 people confessed they are problem gamblers, a figure that has risen 22 per cent ...

Louisiana is the 5th most gambling addicted state in the U.S., with about 200,000 residents reporting problem gambling. Why ...