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Confusion and controversy related to the potential for cannabis use to cause harm, or alternatively to provide benefit, continues globally. This issue has grown in intensity and importance with the increased recognition of the public health implications related to the escalation of the legalization of cannabis and cannabinoid products. This selective overview and commentary attempt to succinctly convey...
AimsTo describe the current situation of gambling in Spain, sketching its history and discussing the regulations and legislation currently in force within the framework of the European Union (EU), and to review the epidemiology of gambling in Spain, the self‐help groups and professional treatments available, and their potential effectiveness.
MethodsA systematic computerized search was performed...
AimsTo provide an overview of gambling in the Netherlands, focusing on historical background, policy, legislation, prevalence of problem gambling, availability of treatment options and research base.
MethodsLiterature review.
ResultsContradictions between gambling policy and practice have been present in the past 15–20 years, and have led to an increasingly stricter gambling regulation to retain...
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