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Gambling Research Group members Dr Ruijie Wang and Dr Emily Arden-Close will be speaking at Cafe-Sci Bournemouth this evening on the the topic of 'Relative harm of gambling products'. Details at cafescientifiquehighcliffe.org.uk

Join BU researchers Dr Ruijie Wang & Dr Emily Arden-Close this evening for a thought-provoking talk on the impacts of gambling products 📅 Wed 15 Jan ⏰ 7:30 PM (Doors open 7 PM) 📍 The Old School House, 254–256 Lymington Rd, Highcliffe, BH23 5ET 🎟️Free entry - no booking required

Check the full report from our recent GambleAware funded project here: gambleaware.org/our-research/p…

Identifying people who may be at risk of experiencing gambling harms early on is a key aspect of prevention and treatment, provided that GPs are other healthcare staff are given sufficient training and support to do this. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Gambling Research Group member Dr Ruijie Wang has spoken to Dorset Breakfast about GambleAware funded research on the harms that are associated with different gambling products. Listen to it at bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0… (52 minutes 53 seconds in).

The video of Gambling Research Group members Dr Ruijie Wang and Dr Emily Arden-Close speaking about the relative harm of different gambling products at Café Scientifique in Bournemouth is now available at youtube.com/watch?v=zYZ2Yi…

Gambling Research Group members Dr Reece Bush-Evans 🏳️‍🌈 and Dr Ruijie Wang are attending the Gambling Commission conference today, where they will discussing work on preventing gambling harms being undertaken Bournemouth Uni

Very much appreciated the invitation to talk about my ongoing research focused on LGBTQ+ experiences of gambling harms at the Gambling Commission's Spring Conference

Glad to be presenting our research on transparency for safer gambling at Gambling Commission’s spring conference today. Gambling Research Group

Very excited to be invited to present research and join a panel with Dr Emily Arden-Close at this amazing campaign aimed at helping students recognise signs of gambling harms and start crucial conversations. Ygam NUS Charity #SilenceTheStigma Research @ Bournemouth University Gambling Research Group

Excited to be on the panel at the #SilenceTheStigma campaign launch with Ygam and NUS Charity Dr Emily Arden-Close Gambling Research Group

Looking forward to the 5th Adolescent Alcohol, Drugs and Nicotine Education Conference organised by Talk About Alcohol and hosted Bournemouth Uni on the 18/6/25, where I'll be talking about 'The new normal? Gaming, gambling and cryptocurrencies'. More info at talk-about-trust.sumupstore.com/product/the-5t…

A great collaboration with Ferhat Tura John McAlaney and Prof. Andy Newton. Thank you Bristol Hub for Gambling Harms Research for funding the project.

An article by Gambling Research Groups members on our GambleAware funded work on social norms and goal setting has been included in the Greo Evidence Centre - available at greo.ca/Modules/Eviden…

Our group's research featured in GREO’s latest snapshot on gambling marketing by influencers and its impact on children. Timely, urgent, and vital reading. Read here: greo.ca/Modules/Eviden…

It was great to see our CEO of Gordon Moody, Monica Shafaq, on BBC Breakfast this morning to talk about the launch of International Gambling Harms Awareness Day and our #BehindTheBet campaign. I am proud to be a Trustee of such an important organisation.

Very flattered to been part of the team who were presented with the Most Influential Paper Award for work we did in 2015 on what was then the still the relatively emergent conversation of digital addiction and how this can be addressed.

It was a privilege to attend an event at the UK House of Commons, hosted by Gordon Moody focusing on the future of #gamblingharm support ... Obligatory Big Ben picture with Dr Emily Arden-Close

Enjoyed a day of insightful talks on #gamblingharms at the Current Advances in Gambling Research (CAGR) 2025 conference in Glasgow. Now to escape early for another conference in Switzerland ✈️😀

Great talk by Rosalind from Gordon Moody on outcomes of the first women's residential treatment centre for #gamblingharm at the 5th Symposium on Excessive Gambling in #Switzerland