But what do you think are, say, the top three that you want to make sure listeners hear now? And again, there's so many interesting, fascinating ones in this data set, but let's give the top three.

Yeah, for the first, I would say it's that online sports betting legalization was associated with an increase in antidepressant use and anti-anxiety use among both men and women.

And these increases grew over time from the first year post-legalization to the fifth year.

So I'd say that's the number one takeaway there.

The second takeaway is that we don't find any significant effects for more acute forms of mental health care, like emergency department visits or inpatient admissions related to mental health care.

And we also don't find any changes in health care use related to substance use disorder, which I think is also important.

We looked at both mental health-related utilization and substance use utilization because both of these have a pretty strong overlap with gambling problems.

How do we explain those temporal results and the gender results there?

But what do you think are, say, the top three that you want to make sure listeners hear now? And again, I'm just-- There's so many interesting, fascinating ones in this data set, but let's give the top three.

Yeah.

For the first, I would say it's that online sports betting legalization was associated with an increase in antidepressant use and anti-anxiety use among both men and women, and these increases grew over time from, you know, the first year post-legalization to the fifth year.

So I'd say that's the number one takeaway.

The second takeaway is that we don't find any significant effects for more acute forms of mental health care, like emergency department visits or inpatient admissions related to mental health care.

And we also don't find any changes in healthcare use related to substance use disorder, which I think is also important.

We looked at both mental health related utilization and substance use utilization because both of these have pretty strong overlap with gambling problems.

How do we explain those temporal results and the gender results there?