Gambling involvement indicative of underlying behavioral and mental health disorders.

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David A Smelson

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Krishna C Poudel

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Nene C Okunna

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Rachel Volberg

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Rosa Rodriguez-Monguio

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10.1111/AJAD.12345

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2016-02-12T00:00:00Z

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mental health