Addiction Experts Say Expanded Gambling Could Cause Problems
A study by UMBC found that 3.4 percent of Marylanders, or one in 30 adults, has a problem with gambling.
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A study by UMBC found that 3.4 percent of Marylanders, or one in 30 adults, has a problem with gambling.
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This report was provided by Capital News Service.
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Mr. Reality
8:04 pm on Sunday, December 2, 2012
3.4 % of Maryland citizens having gambling problems? I would assume the state would've already known that would happen from studies taken from other states that have casinos along with a state lottery. But hey, those people are expendable right?. Let their lives ruin while the state takes in hundreds of millions of dollars to better our childrens' education!....(..choke...choke..)
Carol
9:19 pm on Monday, December 3, 2012
Mr. Reality agree, agree, agree! But what can we expect in this State and Country look who's running it.