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Boys who bully or are victims of bullies may have a higher risk of mental health disorders as young men, a study published Monday suggests. The findings, published in the journal Pediatrics, are based on a group of 2,540 boys Finnish boys. At age 8, the boys were asked whether and how often they bullied other children, were targets of bullying, or both. Parents and teachers also answered questions about any psychiatric symptoms the boys had.
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