The following pages are preceded by an extensive critique of exisiting gambling research;
As before, if you are interested I will scan some more. They go on to suggest a better way to identify any gambling health problems and deal with them.
Monday, July 10, 2006
Maori and gambling
Back to this most extraordinary little book, Maori Health. You may recall I blogged some of the pages about Maori and smoking which afforded a completely different viewpoint from these two authors, Peter Caccioppoli, Ngati Kahungunu, chairman of Kotahitanga Community Trust and GP and medical researcher, Rhys Cullen.
The following pages are preceded by an extensive critique of exisiting gambling research;
As before, if you are interested I will scan some more. They go on to suggest a better way to identify any gambling health problems and deal with them.
The following pages are preceded by an extensive critique of exisiting gambling research;
As before, if you are interested I will scan some more. They go on to suggest a better way to identify any gambling health problems and deal with them.
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Where could I get a copy of this book?
I borrowed mine from the library
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