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Institute Announces Posters Selected For The 2010 NCRG Conference

Research on genetics, Texas Hold’em, decision-making, college gambling and the use of video games in the treatment of gambling disorders are just a few of the intriguing poster topics that will be presented at the 2010NCRG Conference on Gambling and Addiction. This month’s edition ofIssues & Insightsprovides information about the 35 posters selected for the poster session on Sunday, Nov. 14, 2010.

The annual poster session showcases exciting new research in the field, giving investigators the opportunity to report their research findings and converse with conference attendees about their projects. Many of the poster presenters are young investigators, which provides conference attendees the chance to meet the next generation of gambling researchers. Reflecting the increasing international presence at the annual NCRG conference, many of this year’s poster presenters come from outside the U.S., including Canada, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Belgium, Germany, Greece, Spain and South Africa.

The complete list of posters is available inOctober’s Issues & Insights,and abstracts of the posters are available on theInstitute website. As always we welcome your thoughts and questions in the comments section below.

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October 18, 2010/by icrg_admin
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