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Slutske: Who is more likely to seek treatment? According to research, as people have more symptoms for PG, they're more likely to get help
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Slutske: Rates of treatment for PG ranged from 7.1 to 9.9 in the U.S. studies, and 19.2 in the Australia study. #NCRGWebinar
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GIBS surveyed 2,417 individuals and found that pathological gambling among U.S. adults was 0.8 percent #NCRGWebinar
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Slutske's research also looked at two U.S. studies: NESARC and the Gambling Impact and Behavior Study #NCRGWebinar
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Slutske's study looked at more than 4,700 twins from Australia, approximately 33-43 years old at the time of the interview #NCRGWebinar
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Slutske: How common is seeking treatment for gambling disorders or PG? How common is recovery #NCRGWebinar
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Slutske: Research dates back to 1991 that people can recover from pathological gambling (PG) & continue to gamble w/o problems #NCRGWebinar
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Slutske: Is it possible to recover from pathological gambling? Yes! #NCRGWebinar
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Christine Reilly, our moderator is introducing Dr. Slutske from @Mizzou!
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Patterson is talking about the NCRG's online resources: Gambling Disorders 360 (t.co/x9OFq7Gv) Twitter & Facebook #NCRGWebinar
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Did you know that Dr. Slutske is the 2011 NCRG Scientific Achievement Award winner? We will announce the 2012 winner at #NCRGConference
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Judy Patterson is introducing the session and Dr. Wendy Slutske from @Mizzou #NCRGWebinar
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We're starting! Make sure you let us know if you have any questions for Dr. Slutske. We're happy to ask them! #NCRGWebinar
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We will be starting the NCRG Webinar with Dr. Wendy Slutske from @Mizzou in 10 minutes. You can follow #NCRGWebinar for session highlights!
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One hour to go for our free webinar with Dr. Wendy Slutske from @Mizzou. There is still time to sign up! t.co/0SJEE0nj
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RT @WRY999: The gambler's brain response to gambling cues is similar to drug cue response in drug dependence. New Brain Post :t.c ...
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For more on the NCRG's Scientific Achievement Award, honoring contributions to the field of gambling disorders: t.co/dBshzyy8
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We're gearing up for the #NCRGConference with today's webinar with 2011 Scientific Achievement Award winner Dr. Slutske t.co/DMO7qu92
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Fun read about how the interaction between researchers and the public brings about better science: t.co/KPPeXgeB (via @edyong209)
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The latest IOM report looks at substance use disorders in the U.S. Armed Forces through a public health perspective t.co/1n5FD1RC
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We're gearing up for our free NCRG webinar tomorrow. Have you registered for 1 CEU? #mhsm #mentalhealth t.co/c4lLdNxo
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ICYMI: a guest post on Gambling Disorders 360 by @SimoDragicevic about his #NCRGConference session t.co/0DH0h2gG
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