There is a growing need to examine and respond to gambling problems in adolescents from a prevention and public #health orientation.
Concern over the growing burden of gambling to individuals, families and society has stimulated discussion of gambling as a social
Concern over the growing burden of gambling to individuals, families and society has stimulated discussion of gambling as a social
slidebatch.com/jadi-sultan-mo… and public health policy issue. Korn (2000) makes several recommendations within the Canadian context and proposes that provincial governments carefully assess the impact of gambling expansion on quality of life and balance the promotion of gambling
gothicpast.com/myomeka/poster… with that ofprotecting the public from gambling-related harm. In addition, he suggests monitoring gambling advertising, especially with regards to youth, and adopting a harm-minimization approach in order to reduce the adverse health and social
schoolnotes.com/blogs/view/132… consequences of gambling. Recently, Messerlian, Derevensky, and Gupta (2003) outlined four public health goals – denormalization, protection, prevention, and harm-reduction
puremtgo.com/articles/di-am… that taken together describe action needed to address problem gambling in this young population. Denormalization, within the context of youth gambling, implies social denormalization, where society begins to question and assess underage gambling.
jokerslot.blog.se/tips-menang-ma… Similar to the strategies used in tobacco prevention, denormalization can include drawing attention to the marketing strategies employed by the gambling industry,
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