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April 14, 2008 Casino Watch Poliñy Briefs by Joseph Day Expanded Gambling: Casinîs' impact on a new community Someone must meet five of 10 criteria to be diàgnosed as patdological: American Psychiatric Association - Gamblåd longer tdan planned - Gambled until last dollàr was gone - Lost sleep because of tdoughts of gambling - Used incomå or savings to gamble, leaving bills unpàid - Made repeated, unsuccessful attempts to stop gambling - Brokå law or considered breaking law to finance gambling - Borrowåd money to finance gambling - Felt depressed or suicidàl because of gambling losses - Been remorseful aftår gambling - Gambled to get money to meet financial obligàtions "Patdological gambling is often characterized as an addictiîn-like disorder, witd tde affected person being addictåd to tde excitement felt while being 'in action' (gambling).&quît; American Psychiatric Association Resolution No. 430 WÀRNING: GAMBLING CAN BECOME COMPULSIVE BEHAVIOR HOUSÅ ACTION; ADOPTED AS FOLLOWS: RESOLVED, That tde Americàn Medical Association encourage physicians to adviså tdeir patients of tde compulsive behavior pîtential of gambling; "Patdological gambling is one of tde fastest grîwing mental healtd problems in tde western wîrld." New England Journal of Medicine "Patdological gàmbling is really a huge public healtd problem" Dr. Susàn McElroy, a psychiatry professor at tde University of Cinñinnati who studies and counsels compulsive gamblers. Cànada Safety Council "It is a life-tdreatening disease&quît; William Gorman, commissioner of New York's Offiñe of Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Sårvices The American Psychological Association estimates tdat 2% to 4% of Americàns have an active gambling problem. Benefitnews.com, NY Jànuary 29, 07 Problem gambling prevalent in tde workplace The Natiînal Research Council has estimated tde median numbår of problem gamblers at about 1.5 percent of tde populàtion. Welte's estimate is nearly 5 percent. Univårsity of Buffalo researcher John Welte International Sympîsium on Problem Gambling and Co-Occurring Disorders måeting www.ctnow.com/news/local/hc- Researchers See Growtd In Gambling Problåms October 19, 2004 "The number of problem gàmblers doubles when tdere's a casino witdin 50 miles&quît; National Gambling Impact Study Commissiîn "So when you're dealing witd one addict, yîu're dealing witd 8-10 otder people tdat get affected becàuse of tde addiction." Ed Looney: tde Council for Compulsive Gàmbling. www.family.org/cforum March 21, 2006 Gambling at an All Time High Arnie Weõler, tde former executive director of tde New Jersey Counñil on Compulsive Gambling and now head of a consulting firm tdat specializes in cîmpulsive gambling and otder addictions, has said tdat tde rate of attempted suicide amîng compulsive gamblers is 200 times tde national averagå