Below are links with information about peer-reviewed publications related to the SEIGMA project:
July 2022
Proximity to Casino Gambling Venues and Risk of Problem Gambling in Massachusetts
Authors: Valerie Evans, Martha Zorn, Robert Williams, and Rachel Volberg
Publication: International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction
May 2020
Gambling formats, involvement, and problem gambling: which types of gambling are more risky?
Authors: Alissa Mazar, Martha Zorn, Nozipho Becker, and Rachel Volberg
Publication: BMC Public Health
July 2019
Gender and Gambling Behaviors: a Comprehensive Analysis of (Dis)Similarities
RESEARCH SNAPSHOT
Authors: Danielle Venne, Alissa Mazar, and Rachel Volberg
Publication: International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction
January 2019
Correlates of At-Risk and Problem Gambling Among Veterans in Massachusetts
RESEARCH SNAPSHOT
Authors: Joshua Freeman, Rachel Volberg, and Martha Zorn
Publication: Journal of Gambling Studies
December 2018
Gender Differences in Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders and Related Healthcare Services Utilization
RESEARCH SNAPSHOT
Authors: Evelyn Brand, Rosa Rodriguez-Monguio, and Rachel Volberg
Publication: The American Journal on Addictions
September 2018
The Importance of Friends and Family to Recreational Gambling, At-Risk Gambling, and Problem Gambling
RESEARCH SNAPSHOT
Authors: Alissa Mazar, Robert J. Williams, Edward J. Stanek III, Martha Zorn, and Rachel A. Volberg
Publication: BMC Public Health
September 2017
August 2017
March 2016
Gambling involvement indicative of underlying behavioral and mental health disorders
Authors: Nene C. Okunna, Rosa Rodriguez-Monguio, David A. Smelson, Krishna C. Poudel, and Rachel Volberg
Publication: The American Journal on Addictions
September 2015
An Evaluation of Substance Abuse, Mental Health Disorders, and Gambling Correlations: an Opportunity for Early Public Health Interventions
Authors: Nene C. Okunna, Rosa Rodriguez-Monguio, David A. Smelson, and Rachel Volberg
Publication: International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction