Recently the Lancet Public Health Commission published a report highlighting concerns over gambling’s impact on public health and calling for “stronger policy and regulatory controls” to protect individuals, and families.
Gambling has expanded drastically in the past few years — especially online and in the form of sports betting. It has become more accessible, and millions of people are now at in danger of suffering from problem gambling as a result.
WTOL 11 in Ohio reports that college students are at risk for gambling addictions. Watch this video below to learn more.
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