Under the slogan "Talk It Out! Act It Out!" [Speak Up! Take Action], the 2024 campaign highlights the importance of addressing critical health issues such as prostate and testicular cancer, as well as mental health issues.Press release.- SOFTSWISS strengthens its commitment to men's health with an e
Both institutions will plan joint actions in the field of mental health and addictions.Argentina.- The Provincial Institute of Gambling of Neuquén (IJAN) signed yesterday, Monday, November 4, a collaboration agreement with the College of Psychologists of Neuquén in order to coordinate training, info
The agreement aims to provide information to students, parents, and teachers about the risks of pathological gambling, the differences between legal and illegal gambling, and how to prevent compulsive gambling.Argentina.- The Minister of Education of the Province of Corrientes, Práxedes López and th
From the government portfolio, it was explained that at the moment there is no plan in progress.Brazil.- The Ministry of Health admitted that it does not have data on the Brazilian population's addiction to gambling and that it has no ongoing actions to address the problem. In response to an informa
The survey revealed that 80 percent of respondents who admitted to having gambled online later sought help to cope with the situation.Argentina.- The authorities of the National University of Cuyo (UNCuyo) continue to work on preventing problems related to online gambling. Within this framework, the
The National Communications Entity (ENACOM) will continue to collaborate in the eradication of illegal online gambling.Argentina.- With the goal of preventing and combating child gambling addiction, the National Communications Entity (ENACOM), which is under the Chief of Cabinet of the Nation, has a
Since they began in April, they have already visited 27 schools in the City of Buenos Aires.Argentina.- The City Lottery of Buenos Aires (LOTBA) announced that during the five months in which it has conducted its awareness workshops for young people, more than 2,400 teenagers from schools and colleg
Representative José Aponte Hernández claimed that the entity owes a debt to the Mental Health and Anti-Addiction Services Administration.Puerto Rico.- Representative José Aponte Hernández demanded from Camarero Race Track the payment of USD 2.75m owed to the Mental Health and Anti-Addiction Services
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