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Research
Gambling Harm UK works on many high-impact projects to help improve the lives of others, and we are very proud of the progress we continue to make.
Preventing gambling-harm is the most important goal of our organization. Gambling Harm UK want to bring about and then make progress towards a public-health approach for gambling harm. We seek to support, empower, and provide high-quality resources to our community in a safe and secure environment.
We offer a unique and fearless exploration of the issues that surround gambling-harm as we are independent of industry influence. Our independence means that we are free to conduct the research that is so desperately needed.


Do gambling games have a particular appeal to children?

Upskilling student doctors on gambling harm through real-patients in SBME

Lobbying and the BGC

Skin betting

Gambling harm in LGBT+ Communities

Loot box gambling

Simulated gambling in video games

Gambling Company Director Remunerations vs Funding for Research, Education, and Treatment (RET)

Gambling Act Review: the significance of the digital age or the significance of gambling harm

Gambling-harm in Adults (Infographics)

Gambling-harm in Young People (Infographics)

Affected Other Harms in 11-16 year old School Students

Gambling and health

Gambling and addiction

Gambling in children and young people

Gambling and advertising

Gambling research, education, and treatment

Design of gambling products

Gambling and the way it is conducted

Gambling and voluntary bans

Gambling operators as multinational corporations

Gambling and crime

Gambling harm and stigma

Lived Experience Community Respond to Remote Customer Interaction Call for Evidence

GambleAware: Disproportionate gambling-harm in ethnic minority communities

Self-exclusion in Great Britain

Gambling and Guarantor Loans

National Gambling Treatment Service statistics from 2018-2020

Gambling harm in Ethnic Minority populations