Video lottery terminals & health : a review of the health impact of VLTs in the Chinook Health Region

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1998

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Chinook Health Region (CHR)

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This document was prepared to critically review what is known about VLT gambling and its impact on health so that citizens could develop an informed choice based on all the facts. It is hoped that the contents of the document are used for assisting in the dialogue necessary for the development of public policy which meets the needs of all citizens within a community, and within the Province of Alberta.

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Gambling--Alberta, Gambling--Social issues

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/500

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Alberta Gambling Research Institute

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