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A new study links simulated gambling to problem gambling in New Zealand, especially among youth, with high harm from online and pokie gambling.
A new study finds strong evidence linking simulated gambling to problem gambling, especially among youth and priority groups in Aotearoa New Zealand, though research on transition pathways remains limited.
Another study reveals one in three people leave gambling treatment early due to personal and systemic barriers, underscoring the need for culturally responsive, client-centered care.
A new tool, GHAT, shows nearly all New Zealanders with gambling issues seek help through diverse means, including family, professionals, and self-directed strategies.
A cost analysis estimates gambling harm in New Zealand at $4.73 billion annually, driven by offshore online gambling and high-harm products like pokies.
Finally, research highlights the potential of physical activity and nature-based interventions to improve recovery, calling for expanded funding and integration into existing services.
Un nuevo estudio vincula los juegos de azar simulados con el juego problemático en Nueva Zelanda, especialmente entre los jóvenes, con un alto daño de los juegos de azar en línea y de póquer.