Suicide study highlights funding and impartiality issues while promoting need for better healthcare awareness

A study into gambling-related suicide urges healthcare professionals to improve their recognition of gambling harm, but the study’s funding arrangements, policy ambitions and the acknowledged influence of gambling reform campaigners raises questions about how its findings should be interpreted. Healthcare professionals need to be better equipped to recognise gambling-related harm and respond when it contributes…
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