social behavior
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World Cup's 'Andy' Will Gamble Too: It's in the Genes
A recent ad campaign by the Singapore's National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) that aired during the World Cup was turned on its head recently after Germany proved victorious. However, attention to the now viral ad has also brought attention to the stark reality of problem gambling - it's genetic.
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