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29 Jun 2011: While gambling is a popular form of entertainment for many people, problem (or ‘pathological’) gambling is a recognised psychiatric diagnosis affecting around 1% of the UK population. ... Our research helps fuse these two likely underlying causes of

2 Mar 2007: This may provide important new leads in the search for improved therapies for attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and compulsive brain disorders such as drug addiction and pathological gambling.”.

1 Apr 2007: Gambling has been a popular source of entertainment for many centuries and across many cultures. ... Problem (or ‘pathological’) gambling is a recognised psychiatric diagnosis present in around 1% of the population.

22 May 2007: Features 18–30The psychology of gambling 18Well dressed? 20In pursuit of happiness 22The palatial language of power 24In search of poppies and crocus: plant collecting in 26.

6 Mar 2017: The research of this year’s winners has far-reaching implications for understanding human behaviour, including decision-making, gambling, drug addiction, compulsive behaviour and schizophrenia. ... One puzzling clinical problem is why some patients

14 Nov 2017: For example, online casinos could target ads at individuals who have psychological traits associated with pathological gambling.

2 Apr 2014: He then compared the results with data from the British Gambling Prevalence Survey. ... We found that the rate of problem or pathological gambling is significantly higher in the homeless population than the general population,” he said.