The Victorian Gambling Study: A longitudinal study of gambling and health in Victoria, 2008–2012

Rosa Billi · Christine Stone · Peter E Marden

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The Victorian Gambling Study: A longitudinal study of gambling and health in Victoria 2008–2012 is a large longitudinal study of gambling and health in Victoria, Australia. With a starting sample size of 15,000 Victorian adults (aged 18 years and over) in the first wave, it represents the largest study of its kind in Australia. This report outlines the final findings and analyses of the Victorian Gambling Study.

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