Bullying linked to long-term poor health

By EducationHQ News Team
Published June 15, 2017

Women who were bullied at school are more likely to have alcohol or drug habits and be overweight or obese, with an Australian-first study showing a strong association between bullying and poor health.

SYDNEY, June 15 - Data from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health involving more than 16,000 participants shows that ...

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Bullying linked to long-term poor health

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