A study by Brigham Young University has found evidence that links Alzheimer’s disease to metabolic dysfunction within the brain, which may be exacerbated by an unhealthy diet.
The study, conducted jointly between UC Berkeley and UIUC, found that certain dopamine-regulating genes can influence our betting behaviour.
A huge 12-year study involving 30,000 participants has demonstrated that social isolation and loneliness can lead to later dementia.
The study from the University of British Columbia suggest that lights and jingles may also promote problematic gambling behaviour.
Study finds differences in neural activity between males and females when viewing e-commerce websites.
The way gambling affects the brain is the same as narcotics.