Understanding, preventing and reducing harm in the field of behavioral addictions.

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Who we are and what we do

The CRMUS Behavioral Addictions Research Chair aims to improve public policy, health care and social services for people with behavioral addictions and their families through prevention and harm reduction.

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Our mission

To describe the predisposing factors and harms associated with behavioral addictions.

To develop innovative approaches for prevention and harm reduction in the field of behavioral addictions.

To understand the health care and social service experience of people with behavioral addictions and their families.

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Social norms and screen use among young adults

Health care and social services trajectories and problem gambling in Quebec

Patient-Partnership

Researchers' experience with patient partners

Cyberaddiction and cannabis

Primary Care Cohort

Patient-Partnership

Experience of patient partners in research

Gambling Disorder Practice Guide for Family Physicians

Cannabis and Gambling

Reliance on responsible Gambing Tools

Experience of the LGBTQIA2S+ community with gambling during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Gambling during the Covid-19 pandemic

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News

Narrative review of pharmacotherapy and gambling disorder

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Dr. Magaly Brodeur named CRCHUS Researcher of the Year

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A research grant to better understand screen use among 18-25 year-olds

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New research project on the health and social care trajectory of front-line addiction service clients

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A call for qualitative and mixed-methods research on gambling and cannabis

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A new platform for the Behavioral Addictions Research Laboratory!

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New scoping review on self-exclusion programs

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A new article on the impact of the pandemic on gambling practices

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Dr. Magaly Brodeur, Researcher of the Month at the CHUS Research Centre

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Dr. Magaly Brodeur named one of Canada's 100 Most Promising Black Women of 2022

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