Can blocking ads for longer help gamblers stay away?
NCT ID NCT05413564
Summary
This study tested whether extending the time gambling companies stop sending marketing messages after a person self-excludes helps them gamble less. Over 2,500 adults with gambling problems were randomly assigned to either get 9 months of blocked ads or the standard procedure. Researchers compared how much money each group lost to see if the longer block was more effective at controlling gambling behavior.
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Amandine LUQUIENS
Nîmes, Nîmes, 30029, France
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