Mia Daly1, Daisy Houghton2, Anne Campbell3, Frank Houghton4 AbstractBackground: Gambling represents a significant threat to a small proportion of society, including children. People who engage in gambling while children are more likely to become problem gamblers in later life.Methods: A visual content analysis of Irish National Lottery webpages was conducted. The coding schema for this
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John Middleton J1, S Levesque2 AbstractPublic health should step up to the issues of the planet in our back yard, according to Evelyne de Leeuw in the Journal of Global and Public and One Health earlier this year. We agree: the public health community has been slow to pick issues of geopolitics which have been