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Pathological gambling
Eric Hollander
, Alison J. Buchalter
,
Concetta M. DeCaria
Friedman Brain Institute
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Psychiatry
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Gambling
100%
Pathological Gambling
100%
Comorbid
50%
Neurobiology
50%
Pathological Gamblers
50%
Risk-taking
25%
Suicide
25%
Treatment Strategy
25%
Bipolar Disorder
25%
Mental Health Problems
25%
Dopamine
25%
Specific Features
25%
Lithium
25%
Arousal
25%
Effective Treatment
25%
Individuals at Risk
25%
Preventive Intervention
25%
5-hydroxytryptamine
25%
World Wide Web
25%
Early Signs
25%
Disinhibition
25%
Naltrexone
25%
Criminal Justice System
25%
Pharmacologic Agents
25%
Fluvoxamine
25%
Impulse Control Disorders
25%
Mood Stabilizers
25%
Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy
25%
Clomipramine
25%
Educational Initiatives
25%
Vulnerable Youth
25%
Early Intervention Program
25%
Educational Research
25%
Negative Reward
25%
Program Research
25%
Tax Revenue
25%
Entertainment
25%
Gamblers
25%
Gambling Industry
25%
Gambling Problems
25%
Casino
25%
Special Treatment
25%
Expanded Access
25%
Treatment Facilities
25%
Neuroscience
Behavior (Neuroscience)
100%
Neuroscience
100%
Pathological Gambling
100%
Bipolar Disorder
50%
Serotonin
50%
Mood Stabilizer
50%
Norepinephrine
50%
Impulse Control Disorder
50%
Disinhibition
50%
Naltrexone
50%
Fluvoxamine
50%
Clomipramine
50%
Dopamine
50%
Risk Behavior
50%
Arousal
50%
Suicide
50%
Psychology
Gambling
100%
Neurobiology
28%
Pathological Gambler
28%
Risk-Taking
14%
Bipolar Disorder
14%
Mood
14%
Criminal Justice System
14%
Health Concern
14%
Impulse Control
14%
Disinhibition
14%
Risk Behavior
14%
Norepinephrine
14%
Mental Health
14%
Education
14%
Arousal
14%
Suicide
14%
Dopamine
14%
Early Intervention Program
14%