Childhood Bullying May Lead To Mental Health Issues In Adults

Pacific Standard Time — Thursday, December 20, 2012

Childhood Bullying May Lead To Mental Health Issues In Adults

Being a victim of childhood bullying alters the structure which surrounds a gene that controls mood, which in turn, makes victims more susceptible to developing mental health issues as they grow older. The finding was published in the journal ...

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Childhood Bullying May Lead To Mental Health Issues In Adults

Childhood Bullying May Lead To Mental Health Issues In Adults

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