Pathological gamblers brains show differences

23 Oct 2014

LONDON, England -- Research suggests that the brains of problem gamblers may find it more difficult to achieving euphoria, the BBC reported.

Brains scans indicated that the reward system of problem gamblers responded differently, the report said.

The study was divided between pathological gamblers and healthy volunteers, the BBC report said.

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	Pathological gamblers brains show differences 23 Oct 2014 <a href='https://ad.casinocity.com/adclick.php?n=a21efcd1'><img src='https://ad.casinocity.com/adview.php?what=-site:vendors/width:250/RON&n=a21efcd1' border='0' alt='' /></a> LONDON, England -- Research suggests that the brains of problem gamblers may find it more difficult to achieving euphoria, the BBC reported. Brains scans indicated that the reward system of problem gamblers responded differently, the report said. The study was divided between pathological gamblers and healthy volunteers, the BBC report said.