Online sports betting linked to an increase in the treatment of depression and anxiety

Researchers from Johns Hopkins University have identified a correlation between the legalization of online sports betting and an increase in individuals seeking treatment for depression and anxiety. The findings suggest a potential public health impact associated with the expansion of digital gambling platforms in regions where these activities have been authorized.

Separately, health experts in Santiago have identified depression, anxiety, and work-related stress as primary mental health concerns for the local population. These conditions are noted for their broader negative effects on family dynamics, professional performance, and overall quality of life.