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Measuring the adverse consequences from gambling

Read how we have developed new questions about adverse consequence from gambling which are included in the GSGB survey.

Published
25 July 2024

Last updated
25 July 2024 - Changes

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  1. Contents
  2. Background

Background

Contents

  1. Introduction The introduction to the background of the Gambling Commission's report on the negative impacts of gambling.
  2. The importance of understanding gambling-related harms The importance of understanding gambling related harms in relation to the Gambling Commission's report on the adverse consequences of gambling.
  3. Existing frameworks and measures for understanding gambling harms The existing frameworks and measures for understanding gambling harms in relation to the Gambling Commission's report on the adverse consequences of gambling.
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