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Bully Victims at Higher Risk of Future Unemployment, Poor Social Relationships and Mental Disorders
A new study adds to the growing research that shows bullying victims have higher risk of severe health complications, poor social relationships and unemployment. The study challenges the idea that bullying is harmless fun and a part of growing up.
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