Maryland Lawmaker Introduces Bill To Educate Youth On Potential Risks Of Gambling

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (Capital News Service) — A Maryland bill that would allow lessons on the risks associated with gambling — including addiction prevention — to be added to the high school health curriculum passed in the state Senate on Feb. 21.
Sen. Bryan Simonaire, R-Anne Arundel, is leading the charge as the bill’s sponsor. He said laws passed from recent legislative sessions that have opened up gambling in the state have raised concerns about increased gambling addiction