Open letter from UK based academic scientists to the secretaries of state for digital, culture, media and sport and for health and social care regarding the need for independent funding for the prevention and treatment of gambling harms
Heather Wardle(University of Glasgow), David Zendle(York St John University), Cindy M. Gray(University of Glasgow), John Turner(Systemic Risk Centre), Mark D. Griffiths(Nottingham Trent University), James Close(University of Plymouth), James Banks(Sheffield Hallam University), Emma Casey(Northumbria University), Fiona Dobbie(University of Edinburgh), Steve Sharman(University of Cambridge), Martin McKee(London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine), Christopher Bunn(University of Glasgow), Rebecca Cassidy(Goldsmiths University of London), Carolyn Downs(Lancaster University), Amanda Roberts(University of Lincoln), Nathan Critchlow(University of Stirling), Caroline Norrie(King's College London), Samuel R. Chamberlain(University of Cambridge), Henrietta Bowden Jones(University College London), David McDaid(London School of Economics and Political Science), Paul Bebbington(University of East Anglia), Jim Rogers(University of Lincoln), Elizabeth Goyder(University of Sheffield), Bev John(University of South Wales), Robert D. Rogers(University of Cambridge), Richard J. E. James(University of Nottingham), Emanuele Fino(Nottingham Trent University), Richard Purves(University of Stirling), Gerda Reith(University of Glasgow), Robert West(The Behaviouralist (United Kingdom)), John Strang(King's College London), Emmert Roberts(King's College London), Peter Grindrod(University of Oxford), Richard J. Tunney(Aston University), Simon Dymond(Reykjavík University), Robert Pryce(University of Sheffield), Jim Orford(King's College London), Gareth Roderique‐Davies(University of South Wales), Sally McManus(St George's, University of London), Jim McCambridge(University College Dublin), Stephanie Bramley(King's College London), Jill Manthorpe(King's College London), Antony C. Moss(London South Bank University), Lee Hogan(Bangor University), Kate Hunt(University of Glasgow), David Nutt(Imperial College London), Alice E. Hoon(Swansea University)
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