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UK Research Finds Strong Link Between Problem Gambling and Increased Suicide Risk in Young People

A recent UK study reveals that problem gambling significantly increases the risk of suicide among young people, highlighting the urgent need for preventive measures to address gambling harms and mental health support.

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