As gambling revenue has increased, so has the need for gambling prevention and treatment, underscoring an urgent public health crisis that politicians often overlook.
The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey highlights the delicate balance between the booming gambling industry and the alarming rise in problem gambling cases post-legalization.
Widespread stigma around gambling addiction and the absence of noticeable symptoms contribute to it being viewed as a hidden addiction, complicating recognition and treatment efforts.
Despite the economic benefits of the gambling industry, the rising incidence of problem gambling calls into question the overall prosperity we attribute to legalized betting.
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