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Brazil’s Problem Gambling Costs Public Health System R$30.6 Billion Annually, Study Finds
A new study shows the health cost of problem gambling far outweighs the tax revenue allocated for mitigation, creating a major fiscal challenge for Brazil's public health system.
A new study shows the health cost of problem gambling far outweighs the tax revenue allocated for mitigation, creating a major fiscal challenge for Brazil's public health system.
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