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Bullying by peers is a growing problem on both sides of the Atlantic, with 25% of children in Britain reporting being victimized. Researchers have found that exposure to bullying in childhood increases by more than threefold the likelihood that a child or adolescent will attempt non-suicidal self-harm. Victimized twins were found to have a higher risk than their non-victimized sibling.
PositiveTip: Schools and parents must do all they can to eliminate peer bullying and victimization.
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