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Preventing online gambling addiction: briefing for state policymakers Feb 3rd
Effective policy interventions to reduce gambling addiction and bankruptcies.
11 hrs ago
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Nicholas Reville
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January 2026
Phase 3 trials of supplements and off-patent drugs can generate a windfall for the public
Better medicines, lower costs, and faster time to market.
Jan 29
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Nicholas Reville
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Addiction by Design: "More people are implicated in this problem than we imagine"
A conversation with author and gambling expert Natasha Schull
Jan 26
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Noah Davis
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The App stores should remove online gambling apps
These apps are far more dangerous than already blocked apps about alcohol, smoking, or sex.
Jan 21
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Nicholas Reville
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Addiction predictions: How did I do for 2025?
I did... ok? decent? pretty good? messy?
Jan 20
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Nicholas Reville
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DraftKings is the Purdue Pharma of gambling
51% of sports betting app revenue comes from 'problem gamblers', people who have become addicted.
Jan 9
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Nicholas Reville
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CASPR GLP-1 event with Congressional Addiction Caucus on Jan 13
If you are in DC, we'd love to have you join us.
Jan 7
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Nicholas Reville
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November 2025
WaPo covers both of CASPR's GLP-1 for addiction pilot programs
Also, I'm speaking at CCSA in Halifax today.
Nov 17, 2025
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Nicholas Reville
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We should ban microbets and prop bets in gambling apps
Bets on specific in-game actions lead to addiction and player corruption
Nov 10, 2025
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Nicholas Reville
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October 2025
NYTimes Covers Our GLP-1s for Post-Incarceration Women Program
"I used to have these dreams where I was using opiates and then I’d wake up and want them. I don’t have those anymore."
Oct 14, 2025
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Nicholas Reville
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How sports betting apps use behavior design to drive user addiction
A visual primer
Oct 13, 2025
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Noah Davis
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Nicholas Reville
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September 2025
Whales are the soft underbelly of the online gambling juggernaut
Fan Duel, Draft Kings, and others are highly vulnerable to modest policy reforms that limit acute harms
Sep 19, 2025
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Nicholas Reville
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