Gambling disorder is characterized by a persistent, recurrent pattern of gambling that is
associated with substantial distress or impairment. The prevalence of gambling disorder has …

In problem gamblers, diminished cognitive control and increased impulsivity is present
compared to healthy controls. Moreover, impulsivity has been found to be a vulnerability …

Objective: Pathologic gambling is believed to be associated with adverse health
consequences, but no prior studies have rigorously evaluated these relationships. We …

The authors' objective in this study was to examine the role of disordered gambling as a risk
factor for the subsequent occurrence of specific Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental …

Although the validity of internet gaming disorder (IGD) in the DSM-5 hinges on a relationship
between 5 or more IGD symptoms and “clinically significant impairment and/or distress”, to …

Previous research indicated shared neurochemical substrates for gambling and
psychostimulant reward. This suggests that dopamine substrates may directly govern the …

Background Gambling disorder has been associated with cognitive dysfunction and
impaired quality of life. The current definition of non-pathological, problem, and pathological …

While the association between gambling disorders and comorbid mental disorders has been
extensively studied, only a few studies have used longitudinal data or evaluated the …

Individuals with disordered gambling often report at least one other lifetime psychiatric
diagnosis. Although prevalence rates vary, there is substantial evidence for co-morbidity …

Objective This study examined the association between gambling level and psychiatric and
medical disorders in a nationally representative sample of older adults. Method Data on …