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Katherine Kam

Nonprofit Bets Asian-American Students Can Learn To Avoid Unhealthy Gambling

By Katherine Kam November 26, 2018 KFF Health News Original

It’s not clear why Asian-American college students have higher rates of compulsive gambling than their peers, but a nonprofit in the San Francisco Bay Area arms them with strategies to avoid getting hooked.

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