Gambling addiction is a growing public health crisis, especially for young men, and the federal government needs to start treating it as such. This bipartisan legislation is a commonsense first step to help us understand the full implications of the apps and sites that have made gambling readily accessible 24/7; to identify those most at risk of addiction; and to develop strategies to intervene and treat them, just as we do with other forms of addiction.
Dan Goldman: “Gambling addiction is a growing public health crisis, especially for young men, and the federal government needs to…”
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