A Holistic Framework of Gambling Harms and Recovery, Derived from a Rapid Evidence Assessment and Qualitative Interviews with People who Gamble and Affected Others.

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<p>IntroductionGambling-related harms affect people’s finances, their health and wellbeing, personal relationships, and community life. They impact not only people who gamble but their families and others around them. Public health models require a harm-based approach that moves beyond clinical thresholds and recognises the wider determinants and distributions of harm across populations. Existing gambling harms fr...

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• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Comorbidity
• Follow-Up Studies
• Gambling
• Outcome Assessment, Health Care
• Phenotype
• Severity of Illness Index
• Young Adult

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eeb0908a-6ce2-5962-b2af-2cbeedabd4ab

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10.31234/osf.io/yudq6_v2