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National investigative reporter for @NBCNews, covering the impact of policy and federal agencies on ordinary people. Tips? suzy.khimm@nbcuni.com. DMs are open.
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We want to hear about your experience with gambling addiction Original

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By Suzy Khimm Verified
| NBC News Verified
July 10, 2026, 1:37 PM EDT If you or a loved one has been affected by a gambling problem, NBC News is interested in hearing about your experience. Online platforms have made gambling available virtually everywhere and at any time of day. Last year, online sportsbooks posted a record $17 billion in revenue, and newer prediction markets have taken off as well. There are growing signs that gambling addiction is rising along with this boom.
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Gambling disorder diagnoses spike in states that legalized sports betting, study shows

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By Suzy Khimm Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Diagnoses of gambling disorder rose more than 60% since 2018 in states that have legalized sports betting, with the biggest increase among young men, according to a new study of electronic health records across the U.S. Gambling disorder is a recognized mental health condition in which patients often cannot stop gambling, despite the growing distress and harm they experience.
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Gambling disorder diagnoses spike in states that legalized sports betting, study shows Original

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By Suzy Khimm Verified, Mustafa Fattah
| NBC News Verified
June 26, 2026, 7:02 AM EDT Diagnoses of gambling disorder rose more than 60% since 2018 in states that have legalized sports betting, with the biggest increase among young men, according to a new study of electronic health records across the U.S. Gambling disorder is a recognized mental health condition in which patients often cannot stop gambling, despite the growing distress and harm they experience.
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