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NCRG on the Road: Meeting with Substance Abuse Researchers in Orlando, Fla.

by: NCRG staff | Jun 26, 2013

NCRG Senior Research Director Christine ReillyA part of the NCRG’s outreach strategy is to attend and exhibit at meetings that help increase the awareness of gambling disorders among other co-occurring disorders, such as substance use problems. NCRG Senior Research Director Christine Reilly is exhibiting at the Research Society on Alcoholism’s annual meeting from June 22 to 26 and is visiting with many NCRG-funded researchers. Below is her take on the meeting so far.

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