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Gambling, Relapse, and Recovery: Studying a New Technology

Richard D. Froilan-Davila, William Secor January 10, 2017 3 min read
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The problem of compulsive gambling—although often widespread, severe, and with considerable negative consequences, not only for gamblers but also for their families—is often not recognized as one of the addictions. However, it too has a human brain cone connection with cognitive, emotional, and psychological components. The Research  Our research examined the connection between the physiological phenomenon of relapse, memory, and cognitive deficits observed in those recovering from compulsive…

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