Publications - Centre for Military Gambling Research (MilGam)

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Anxiety, not distress tolerance, mediates the relationship between complex posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms and alcohol use in veterans.

Seb Whiteford, Martyn Quigley, Glen Dighton, Katie Wood, Neil Kitchiner, Cherie Armour, and Simon Dymond.

Publication Date: 20/10/2023

Acceptance and commitment therapy for co-occurring gambling disorder and posttraumatic stress disorder in veterans: A narrative review.

Cat Hitch, Daniel Leightley, Dominic Murphy, Nora Trompeter, and Simon Dymond

Publication Date: 24/02/2023

Gambling problems and help-seeking in serving United Kingdom military personnel: A qualitative study.

Hannah Champion, Amy Pritchard, Glen Dighton, and Simon Dymond

Publication Date: 23/12/2022

Gambling and Wellbeing in the Royal Air Force

Amy Pritchard, Hannah Brooking, Alison Wyman, and Simon Dymond

Publication Date: 25/01/2022

Gambling problems and associated harms among United Kingdom Royal Air Force personnel

Amy Pritchard and Simon Dymond

Publication Date: 25/11/2021

Social and economic costs of gambling problems and related harm among UK military veterans.

Shaun Harris, Rhys Pockett, Glen Dighton, Katie Wood, Cherie Armour, Matt Fossey, Lee Hogan, Neil Kitchiner, Justyn Larcombe, Robert Rogers, and Simon Dymond

Publication Date: 18/10/2021

The United Kingdom Armed Forces Veterans’ Health and Gambling Study

Katie Wood, Glen Dighton, and Simon Dymond

Publication Date: 23/09/2021

Gambling problems among United Kingdom Armed Forces veterans: Associations with gambling motivation and posttraumatic stress disorder.

Glen Dighton, Katie Wood, Cherie Armour, Matt Fossey, Lee Hogan, Neil Kitchiner, Justyn Larcombe, Robert Rogers, and Simon Dymond

Publication Date: 10/05/2020

Gambling problems and military- and health-related behaviour in UK Armed Forces veterans.

Elystan Roberts, Glen Dighton, Matt Fossey, Lee Hogan, Neil Kitchiner, Robert Rogers, and Simon Dymond

Publication Date: 01/08/2019

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